I’ve completely switched to cursor.sh, it’s what I imagined Copilot Chat should be. Now up to three AI subscriptions:

- ChatGPT Plus
- GitHub Copilot
- Cursor Pro

We’ll see who can innovate here faster. MS seems to be slipping behind.

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Cursor is now my primary; kinda hurts the brain to go back to legacy VS Code, or IntelliJ… also more willing to mix langs in a project [JS, Python, Rust…]

Think it’s GPT4 and 3.5 right now. Will be interesting to see if they can train one of the llama models as a substitute

You mean if you disallow the codebase indexing?

I have to say the editor becomes very hindered on Local Mode without the ability for AI to fine-tune. You can ask it questions though and at least it'll  give suggestions.

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I created my own OpenAI API key to trial it. Blew through the $10 I gave myself in 4 days, plus Cursor Pro responses are faster thanks to their enterprise plan.

Is pro worth it? Cursor sans pro for me has been lackluster

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Amazing! Can completely refactor entire files for you with a keystroke, and has the whole codebase as context when you need it.

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I have both enabled, Copilot for inline completions and Cursor for chat

Just got it, ty for the rec. Should I deactivate CoPilot if I'm using Cursor?

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Answered elsewhere, but I blew through $10 on the API in less than 4 days. So it seems the subscription is worth if I use it full time.

Interesting, downloaded cursor and trying it out today

What made you decide to subscribe to cursor pro in addition to ChatGPT plus? It seems like you can enter your own api key from openai, so why the extra subscription?

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I have not, not the hugest fan of web-based IDEs. Are you using it?

I’m loving cursor too. Have you tried Replit’s Ghostwriter yet? It has a similar feel. 

And Claude Pro just dropped, you could add that to your subscription list too 🤖

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I use ChatGPT a lot on mobile, and I wouldn't want to lose out on the native app. Most likely will drop Copilot, but I've already paid for a year so will have to wait.

Not familiar with typingmind! Will check it out

Any need for chatgpt plus when you already have a ui for chats within Cursor?

Also, why not just use typingmind with an api key?

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Mainly that I don't have to switch to browser to ask questions, I can just hit Cmd + Shift + K and start typing. But the other features, including adding individual files to the context, or the whole codebase, are tremendously helpful when working.

I’ve been back and forth. Now I’m back on vs code. What do you like so much about cursor?

I like copilot chat with nightly as the results are blazing fast(and I don’t have to spend a dime), but the entire codebase context has been really  nice with cursor as well

Same. Made the switch recently and it was really good. 

Interestingly I also have three subscription and am trying to see if I can consolidate. Was also trying Cody and using it to replace Copilot

Yeah this is probably the stack I'm gonna wind up with

Also check out Rift, allows you to use aider, smol, and gpt-engineer within VSCode:

Also check out Rift, allows you to use aider, smol, and gpt-engineer within VSCode: https://github.com/morph-labs/rift