Yes, it’s my daily driver for building the saas I run full-time. I’m not happy about this news.

I like the ability to switch between any models, Composer 2.5 is really solid, I like having my agents coworking in the IDE with me, the plan mode is great, Cloud Agents are great, especially with slack, linear, web, etc integrations. I routinely tag an error report in slack and Cursor fires up a Composer 2.5 cloud agent that has readonly db access, access to error reporting, etc, and it can triage the issue, issue a PR, and tag me in slack.

The only thing I’ve felt like I’m missing out on is the subsidies of the CC/Codex subscriptions, but it seems like that is rapidly eroding anyway.

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buntp 6 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Curious, what does your SaaS do? even the general area is fine

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senordevnyc 4 hours ago | parent [-]

It uses AI to replace a very niche human-powered workflow in a niche industry. That's all I'll say, but it's grown to about $30k MRR in the last year and is supporting my family, so the stakes feel pretty high to me.

	▲	buntp 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I see, thanks for responding. Curious if this was an industry you were super familiar with? Without revealing what your product is; how did you come across a good problem statement? I've started on the bootstrapped train as well, also a senior engg. I'd launched a pre AI software which grew to 5000 users and more and made me some money. but post AI, I'm finding it hard to get into a non competitive industry. Like everything seems super captured already.

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electriclove 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Why are you not happy about this news? Didn’t their collaboration make Composer 2.5 possible?

	▲	senordevnyc 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Not to my knowledge? But even if that's the case, Cursor seemed like they were doing fine without SpaceX, and I'd like to avoid giving a single cent to Elon Musk. You can do as you wish.