... Cursor are the ones most affected, and now have until November to plan around the change. Question for you: If you use Cursor with OpenAI models, what's your plan before the deadline? Comment from Orel Mor(@orelmcci): Use VS Code with Codex and Claude Plugins/CLI After the recent update VS

... application code, or somewhere else? Comment from minxin WANG(@mindyorzi): I'm not so sure that if I fully understood your question. But here are some of my experiences with vibe coding: I have used GLM 5.2 in ZCode, Trae (free version), and Codex. ZCode worked well in the beginning, but as the documents piled up, it started giving me incomprehensible results, with all that jargon pouring in, yet the outcome was unsatisfying. Then I turned to Codex ... ... understood my request better, told me the plan directly, and worked on it. As for Trae

... managed to build Luminens . Luminens is a 16-bit browser RAW photo editor powered by WebGPU, WebGL, and libraw-wasm (packaged as a desktop app via Tauri). I built about 100% of it using AI-assisted development (Lovable, Vscode, Trae, ecc...), tying the final custom performance pieces together myself. To test the engine, I recently opened a heavy 200MB Hasselblad RAW file on my modest Ryzen 4000 PC with integrated graphics. It handled the file smoothly in real-time inside ...

... fast in the early stages. My flow looked like this: Prototyped the main UI in V0 (after 300+ iterations/conversations back and forth) Added backend with Supabase for auth, storage, and DB Moved from Replit V0 now AI coding IDEs (Trae, Cursor) to push into full-stack territory Vibe coding is great for speed and validation, but it has so many limits. At some point, you hit that wall where you need real engineering depth, or risk staying in prototype land ... ... assist me in various stages of development including code completion, bugs or overcoming other complexities. I learn from this as well and makes me better at what i want/need to accomplish now and on future projects. I use VS

... just works. no subscription, no SSO, no tab limit. for the more mainstream answer: cursor agent mode if you want the IDE feel Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): Probably not the answer anyone expects here, but VS Code plus Claude Code in the terminal. No fancy IDE integration, just me deciding what to run and when. It's slower than letting an agent loose on the whole codebase but that's kind of the point. I know exactly what ... ... terminal layer alongside Cursor changes the experience quite a bit, especially when you're debugging stuff that Claude got 90% right and you need to trace what actually ran. Comment from Kurt(@krutftw): voted Other GitHub Copilot + Claude in VS

... models: DeepSeek Gemini ChatGPT Meta AI Microsoft Copilot Perplexity Typethink Venice AI Specialised: Augment Code Bolt New Claude Code Cline Bot Codebuff Code Dev CodeGeeX Codeium Cursor Databutton GitHub Copilot Le Chat Lovable Macaly PearAI Pieces Polymet Replit Shipper Trae UI2Code V0 Webstorm Do you know about additional AI tools that help with coding? Or any new upcoming? (The question for those people who are about to launch something.) + Why did you choose that tool over others? Comment from Daniel ... ... Sonnet was just a tad better in coding compared with the other models, with the introduction of the new 3.7 Sonnet model, it looks way better than the others... For specialized models: (still to be tested by me) Trae

... editor journey has been: 1. Tried out Github copilot in VS Code. Loved it. 2. Then tried out @Cursor after @bernatfortet kept talking about it. Immediately switch to Cursor. 3. Then tried out @Windsurf after @lagap discovered it. Immediately fell in love and switched. Anecdotally, everyone is talking about Cursor. And no one is really talking about Windsurf. On Product Hunt, Cursor has 845 Shoutouts. Windsurf has two? In my experience, Windsurf is the leader at the moment with ... ... sonnet 3.5 and the outputs are time saving when working with it. There is credit limits but I've never had that stopped my process so far. I had looked into Cursor before but ended up starting with Codeium VS