Cursor's agent is so good, I think I doubted it at first but I either wasn't using it correctly or it's just gotten better. *especially* when working with a new codebase where you don't fully understand how things work.

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maybe it takes a bit to get used to the codebase? I haven't noticed this

I’ve found it to be anxiety inducing in new codebases, especially when you want a minimal diff. It keeps changing more than it needs to

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Have you used Claude code?

Curious on how all the current agents compare

It's great when you give it a very narrow task IMO and make it clear that you don't want to change anything else.

It makes a lot of mistakes so the agent feature lets it keep trying and trying until it gets it right.

Beyond that I find that it makes things worse in many scenarios especially if you don't write a few shot prompt.