... Jane, and I work on Publora. We build an MCP server for social publishing. Thought I'd share a debugging story in case it saves someone else a day. We built a one-click "Add to Cursor" button. The button took twenty minutes. Then Cursor

... Cursor Crane 1.1.0 expands keyboard-first automation on macOS with declarative workflows, multi-element selection, and improved scripting APIs. Declarative workflows let you turn fixed sequences of built-in actions into reusable commands without writing JavaScript logic, state, or forms. They are especially useful for turning hard-to-remember shortcuts into command sequences. For example, in Xcode, similar actions such as: Move Focus to Next Editor Pane Jump to Next Issue Jump to Next Change can be turned into three ...

... genuinely surprised me. The efficiency numbers aren't close, and not in the direction I expected. One widely cited test had Claude Code completing an identical multi-file feature task using around 33,000 tokens with zero errors , while Cursor Agent burned roughly 188,000 tokens on the same task and hit several errors along the way, a 5.5x gap for the same deliverable. Separately, other community head-to-heads put Claude Code at roughly ... ... Claude Code holds an 88.6% SWE-bench Verified score by another measure. The benchmarks genuinely don't agree with each other depending on methodology, which is its own lesson. Price-per-output tells a different story than raw capability. Cursor

... Cloud World Model now has a streaming MCP server. Paste the URL into Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Desktop and simulate AWS/GCP/Azure/OCI/DigitalOcean architectures, inject chaos, run RL training - no install, no API key required to start. What we shipped: a hosted Streamable HTTP MCP server for cloud simulation. You paste one URL into your AI client, and it can simulate production infrastructure, inject failures, analyze costs, and run RL training episodes - all without provisioning anything real. The zero-friction angle ... ... lead story. No npx install, no Docker container, no local setup. Just: https://www.cloudworldmodel.ai/mcp Drop that into @Cursor

... years as a 3D artist, never touched Xcode or written a line of code before this year. In February I opened Cursor and just started typing what I wanted to build. 7 months later, backend on Cloudflare Workers, iOS app in SwiftUI, multi-model AI routing (GPT, Claude, Gemini), all written and shipped through Cursor

... frames the actual button or field you clicked (read through Accessibility), treats a text selection as one held shot instead of a jump per repaint, frames a menu instead of the tiny X that closes it, zooms where your cursor lingers or where the screen changes on its own, and opens back to the full frame when you scroll, because scrolling means you've moved on. When it still picks the wrong shot, the new reframe tool gives ... ... read aloud, background music that ducks under your voice, a one-click Clean Up Take, hardware that shows up in the pickers the moment you plug it in, and proper support for recording full-screen windows (no more offset cursors

... just shipped plugins, MCP, and skills for ToughTongue AI. What this means: Your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) can now create practice scenarios, refine them from real session data, and analyze team performance - without leaving the terminal. Setup (one command): Claude Code: claude plugin install toughtongue@toughtongue-skills Codex: codex plugin add toughtongue@toughtongue Cursor

... Tried to settle this for myself. Same task on both: refactor a 14-file React component tree to migrate from class components to hooks. Cursor Composer: - Faster start, immediately surfaced the right files - Stopped twice to ask for clarification, both times useful - Final result needed about 20% manual cleanup Claude Code: - Slower to start, took longer to map the codebase - Ran more autonomously, fewer interruptions - Final result needed about 10% manual cleanup but introduced one regression Net: Cursor

... Just saw reports that SpaceX acquired Cursor in an all-stock deal valued at $60 billion. This is one of the most insane startup outcomes we've ever seen: Cursor

... Cursor just dropped " Origin ," a GitHub competitor

... Half the threads here are about accuracy and fewer iterations. One source of rework I rarely see named: when I paste a screenshot, Cursor has to guess which element on a busy screen I actually meant, and it edits the wrong one. Then I'm re-prompting, which is its own iteration tax. Curious how much of your rework is this specific thing versus

... everyone We has been experimenting a lot with workflows using Cursor / Claude Code recently, and we keep running into the same issue: The AI is incredible at logic, features, APIs, and iteration but when it comes to UI and understanding designs things start to fall apart pretty quickly. Some common things I keep seeing: Layouts breaking even on simple Figma-to-code prompts Spacing / alignment not matching design intent Responsive behavior needing constant manual fixing AI not really understanding Figma ... ... structure or component hierarchy This isn t really a tooling gap in AI coding agents it s a missing layer in the workflow, because Locofy sits exactly in that layer between Figma and AI coding agents like Cursor

... launch week love it genuinely meant a lot. We hit #13 on Product Hunt on launch day, and that was all you The #1 thing people asked for after launch: "can I highlight more than just the cursor? " So that's the headliner of v1.7 Region spotlight dim everything except an area you pick. Perfect for zeroing in on one part of a slide, a UI, or a doc. Plus a bunch more you asked for: on-screen text click ... ... ripples color + size for cursor

... current 5: ChatGPT product thinking, copy, debugging, and planning Cursor / VS

... real once you're parallel, so the notification carries which agent and drops you straight to it. Free to try, pushary.com , and you're a clean fit running Cursor and Codex together. Curious, between Cursor

... devices. Offline-aware queue, S3-backed previews, 10 MB size cap (up from 500 KB). New Screen-aware Coach (macOS, opt-in): When you enable it, a native ScreenCaptureKit sidecar shares lossless captures of the window under your cursor with the model alongside audio, so tips can reference what you're actually looking at. ElevenLabs Scribe v2 STT adds [YOU]: / [OTHER]: speaker labels. Dual-Cmd forces a tip mid-session. Notch escalates to always-on-top with a 3-second ... ... launch after auto-update opens release highlights with a hero matching the website's auth screen and a link to the full changelog. New Welcome-screen otter mascot (opt-in): Vector otter toggleable from Settings Appearance. Eyes track your cursor

... everyone One small detail I always found frustrating when recording demos was the cursor. It s either: - too small to see - jittery and distracting - or just... boring So I added a custom cursor

... years of watching teams ship the wrong thing because the spec wasn't clear. Then Cursor and Claude Code arrived and made it worse coding agents can't fill gaps the way a senior engineer can. So I built  Outlain . Drop in customer research (transcripts, recordings, support tickets). The AI extracts themes, ranks them by severity, and generates a complete spec Jira tickets, acceptance criteria in Given/When/Then, and an agent-ready prompt block for Cursor

... kept running into the same problem while coding with Claude and Cursor: I could feel usage climbing, but I had no clean way to see the pace in real time until after the damage was done. So I built TokenBar, a small macOS menu bar app that shows live token usage, cost pace, reset windows, and account limits across tools like Claude, Cursor

... that turborepo does not like external packages, and as i tried to reuse my own customer facing libs, the DX became terrible. It was very time consuming to ship a feature. Even when i wanted to use Codex or Cursor 3, it was not able to show git diff properly, also i was not able to use Cursor

... Last month, I did something that felt slightly insane. I took our product description, fed it into ChatGPT, and asked it to build a competitor. Not a parody. A real competitor

... Just started my first job, and somehow ended up building a side project with two friends after work and on weekends all vibe-coded with Cursor. Two of us literally cannot read code. Cursor

... coding tools, you've probably hit this: You're deep in a session with Claude Code. You're on a roll. Then: "You've reached your usage limit." No warning. No countdown. Just a wall. Now what? Switch to Cursor? Check if ChatGPT still has capacity? How close are you to Copilot's limit? You don't know. None of these tools show you a unified view of where you stand. I was spending $90/month across 5 AI tools ... ... even tell which subscriptions were worth keeping. So I built TokenBar. It sits in your macOS menu bar and shows your usage limits, credits, and reset windows across 20+ AI providers in one click. What it tracks: - Claude (Pro/Team/API) - Cursor

... reviews on their website and every existing solution was clunky, complex and a bit dated. Simple problem. Clear market. So I decided to build the solution myself. The stack: Next.js + Supabase for the backend Stripe for payments and subscriptions Cursor as my AI coding environment Vercel for hosting What surprised me: AI is incredible at boilerplate and repetitive logic The hard parts were still hard embed systems, iframe height communication, Stripe webhook edge cases Product thinking was my biggest advantage ... ... Product Hunt this Wednesday would love your support Comment from Vladimir Golubovic(@vladimir_golubovic): Congrats on shipping the product and the first post! In case you tried Claude, what's your experience and comparison with using Claude and Cursor

... paying for 5 AI subscriptions: Claude Pro, Cursor Pro, ChatGPT Plus, Copilot, and Gemini Advanced. $90/month total. I assumed I was using all of them heavily. Turns out I was wrong. When I built TokenBar (a menu bar app that tracks AI usage limits), the first thing I noticed was that my Gemini Advanced usage was near zero. I'd signed up for it, used it twice, and forgot about it. $20/month for 3 months = $60 wasted. But the bigger ... ... insight was about my other tools: - Claude: I was hitting 80%+ of my limit almost every day. Worth every penny. - Cursor