I use WARP.dev CLI terminal that works as a coding agent and has all the models not just from Anthropic and works very similarly to all the CLI Coding Agents (Claude code, Codex, Jules, etc.)

It works very fast compared to Cursor -- biggest limitation is that it doesn't have workspaces where you can get context from several repos for building your application.

MCP servers also work as well just a little more complex.

Warp can actually index your codebases and cross-reference across indexed repos for context: https://docs.warp.dev/code/codebase-context#multi-repo-conte... For example, if you reference the example repo in your prompt, the agent will use that in what it's working on in your current repo in coming up with code diffs and running commands

I simply tell Warp where to find the content. For example.. I created a Chrome extension boilerplate which sits in its own directory.

Then, when I create a new one, I tell Warp to use this folder as the boilerplate for the new one. It works perfectly.