A place for developers to talk about building on Farcaster.

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Current AI coding stack:
Cursor: go-to editor, agent is good, chat is top tier. Write specs with chat then implement with agent

Devin for multitasking. needs copious knowledge and playbooks to be valuable but it's like having an army of junior devs with photographic memory. 

Warp: useful when you forget a cli syntax

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Building /warpcast and /farcaster

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Yeah warp is the weakest link in my stack and it's slow as hell so it's on the chopping block. I'll give ghostty a shot. I do use the cursor terminal quite a bit but if I want a more dedicated window to connect to a db or redis I like something standalone.

I was using warp but I was to slow so I switched to ghostty since it's much faster.

Cursor has terminal support so that's what I use to generate cli commands now.

Im the guy that posted all those factory memes once

Same, I'm really happy with Cursor so I don't feel like I have a big reason to, and a lot of the hype I've seen is from the investor crowd not the builder crowd.

Windsurf getting a lot of buzz but I have yet to try it

Claude code is pretty neat inside iTerm for CLI syntax

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I like building crypto apps and learning new things. 

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Yeah generally, after some back and forth on the spec

Do you write “give me a spec that does x” and paste the response into the agent? I’ve been doing agent directly but I think it’s inefficient

That's the best description I've seen for Devin so far 😂