... about to put my install count on my landing page. 2,411, which felt like a real number for something nine days old. Then I split it by version and it fell apart. 0.1.0 got 172 downloads last week. So did 0.2.0, and 1.6.1, and every other version I have ever published, all sitting between 150 and 200. Nobody deliberately installs the first release of anything. A real user base concentrates almost entirely on latest. A flat line across every ... ... version that has ever existed is mirrors and scanners walking the registry, and they do that to every package, forever, whether or not one person wants your code. So here is the check. It takes about two minutes. Split

... task. I was not away. The terminal was simply not where my attention was. A reply on my first thread here changed how I think about this. @tristan666666 wrote that agent runs should not own your attention. The reply split the problem into two distances: quiet awareness when you are at the desk, and a real interruption when you are away. I think that split

... audio track, straight from that track's header. Each take counts in with a 3-2-1 countdown and starts right at the playhead, so it drops in exactly where you want it. - A real multi-clip timeline. Split, move, and trim clips on any track. When you cut or move a clip, its zooms, redactions, callouts, and facecam move and split

... doorbell. It rings the same whether it's a package or a fire. That's basically the gap Pushary fills, same hook idea you've already wired, but the event carries a real handoff (done vs blocked vs

... context loads fast, and Claude Code when the task spans 5+ files or runs over hours; Cursor's own Series C post ( https://www.cursor.com/blog/seri... ) confirms tab-completion dominates billable usage which is the in-IDE side of the split. Are you mostly editing within one file at a time, or routinely fanning out across many? Comment from Natan Volkovich(@nvinliner): Using both side by side for months now - I tend to use cursor more when I want ... ... where I'm ok to let it handle specifics. Hope that helps! Comment from Matthew Ferrin(@matthew_ferrin): @hi_caicai  I think you re right, and there are some workarounds. Claude Code now opens a temporary tab in VS