Asked Claude (via Cursor) to refactor an error class in Snapchain. 

Quite impressive - found cases that a simple find and replace would have missed and cleaned up linter issues automatically.

Asked Claude (via Cursor) to refactor an error class in Snapchain. 

Quite impressive - found cases that a simple find and replace would have missed and cleaned up linter issues automatically. 

https://github.com/farcasterxyz/snapchain/pull/188

Technowatermelon. Elder Millenial. Building Farcaster. 

nf.td/varun

The only complaint was that it took too long and Cursor failed it because it was using too many credits or something, though I was paying for the pro version. 

This seems easily solvable in the near future.

claude is really good at these sorts of bugs. I rely on it a lot for crypto code reviews and it really understands best practices.

However, when it comes to writing zk circuits, all the frontier models produce nonsense: making up plonky2 / circom calls that don't exist, weird logic that doesn't hold up, etc. It is really weird to watch something so capable in other domains fall apart in this area.

Been switching to cursor too

Impressed with how much more integrated it is to your code