Honestly, can't say I miss my Cursor subscription at all, and I'm surprised they're still a going concern. Why would I want to use a proprietary VSCode fork with an identity crisis when I can use literally any editor with any agent and have about the same experience?

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disgruntledphd2 a day ago | parent | next [-]

The integrated review UI is super helpful, but apparently nobody reviews code anymore except me.

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dexterlagan 20 hours ago | parent [-]

I use Claude Code (both Desktop and CLI) all day every day (as well as OpenCode with DeepSeek V4 among others). For non-mission-critical stuff (small internal tools, anything that doesn't touch the client and doesn't handle critical data or infra), I'm on Auto (sandboxed in the working directory). For everything else I approve every change, meaning I review every code change the model proposes. Plan mode is great to write the architecture as well, as it doesn't touch any file, doesn't write anything, and lets me iterate until the arch is perfect and the proposed high-level code (modules etc) is solid. I haven't used an editor in over 4 years, apart from writing specs.

	▲	disgruntledphd2 19 hours ago \| parent [-]
		How do you review the code? I can use git to see changes, but it's super annoying to tell the agent file line plus comment for each change, so I catch less stuff early which seems to compound.

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thefourthchime 10 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Cursor Cloud Agents are pretty great, as is Grok Bot which comes with the sub

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jeeeb a day ago | parent | prev [-]

We have a subscription at work. They have a CLI agent that works pretty well. Lately I mostly use it with grok, which is actually quite a capable model.