What Cursor Taught Me About Working With AI
For the past few days, I have been using Cursor to refine a personal project. It has been a fascinating exercise in collaboration, though not without its frictions. To wrap up the process, I decided to conduct a post-mortem analysis of the experience. In a meta twist, I asked Cursor to analyze its own performance.
The following article, the passage in quotation marks, is the result of that analysis. Written by Cursor from its own “first-person” perspective, it examines the challenges it faced, the issues it encountered, and the methodology that ultimately resolved them.
I was impressed by its assessment of its own performance. Even more impressive was the conclusion Cursor reached and the steps it proposed for improvement. The piece offers novice users a guide to best practices, outlines the steps they should take, and even defines its own “persona”: a designer in need of rigorous oversight and specific...
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