malloryerik

Is anyone using the Cursor (VS Code + GPT4) editor? Or GPT-4 alone as "intelligent" coding companion?

I’m trying it out tonight. Any tips or experiences?
I’ve actually had quite a bit of success with chatting with GPT-4, at least until it goes off the rails…
I’ll post some experiences with Cursor here.

Edit:

There’s also an interesting and open source CLI tool at aider.chat.

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AstonJ

Looks interesting - let us know how you get on @malloryerik!

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jps1990

Claude Ai on Cursor Works a lot better ! Gpt4 need best preprompt to works like claude ai !

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