A critical discussion about the potential future of Cursor IDE, highlighting concerns about venture capital influence on product development and monetization. The post praises Cursor's current state, particularly its Composer feature and intuitive interface, while expressing concerns about future pricing changes and feature paywalls that might affect user accessibility.
Maintain contingency plans for essential development tools that might undergo significant changes
Consider regional pricing differences when selecting development tools
Don't build critical development workflows around a single proprietary tool without alternatives
Don't assume pricing and accessibility standards based on Western markets alone
A collection of internal rules and guidelines used by Cursor employees for AI interactions within their development workflow. The guidelines emphasize direct, expert-level communication with AI, focusing on practical, code-first responses while maintaining efficiency and thoroughness in technical discussions.
A Visual Studio Code extension developed to track usage statistics for the Cursor IDE. The extension provides analytics capabilities but currently has a limitation of not working on macOS. The developer has shared both the marketplace link and source code, seeking community feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Discussion about useful MCP (Model Control Protocol) servers to integrate with Cursor IDE beyond the standard command line and GitHub implementations. The post specifically mentions PostgreSQL and Redis servers for maintaining agent context, and seeks community recommendations for additional MCP servers not listed in the "awesome-mcp-servers" repository.
A developer shares their positive experience switching from Sourcegraph's Cody to Cursor as their AI coding assistant. The user particularly highlights Cursor's superior code modification capabilities and well-designed interface, noting that it significantly improves their coding workflow compared to Cody's limitations with applying changes.
A guide for implementing desktop notifications in Cursor IDE to alert users when Composer tasks complete on macOS. The solution involves adding a custom cursor rule and enabling yolo mode in settings, providing a practical way to stay informed of task completion without actively monitoring the process.