@cursor_ai @leerob I keep getting this error on the agents screen specially when multitasking is on
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Daniel Dieppa 🇨🇺 🇺🇸
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@LukeParkerDev @davidfowl Thanks for your work, at least someone is showing some love for the dotnet devs.
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OpenCode is becoming the best harness for .NET devs.
Just added Blazor/Razor diagnostics for .razor and .cshtml via Microsoft’s Roslyn LSP, plus .csx support too :)
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@robinebers What theme for @code are you using on that screenshot?
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this thing now supports agents, bringing your own API keys, cloud hand-off to Copilot, worktrees and more - all while ZOOMING
it's being slept on
will have to take a closer look at how well this may integrate into Codex/Claude through some ways as this looks good
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Has anyone else experienced this?
I’m working in @cursor_ai , then I open the @claudeai desktop app to work on the same repository for an entirely different, unrelated task. Somehow, Claude picks up exactly where Cursor left off and continues the work. 🤷
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Does anyone have experience with @cursor_ai cloud agents? I'm trying to find a consistent way to view the recap videos after an agent finishes its task. Sometimes they appear automatically, but other times they don't—even when I explicitly ask.
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I was playing with @windsurf with today release, and so far, Im loving it, great great improvement. Congrats team
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@edwinarbus The only thing I would love to see in the Auto mode, is what model was used :( right now even in the dashboard you only see Auto. also with the Premium option, I would love to see that @cursor_ai end up using :)
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*taps the sign*
"Auto" in the Cursor model picker has automatic fallbacks.
If one model provider is seeing issues, it will switch to another.
vitor@vcapretz
one of the things I love the most with @cursor_ai is that I can totally abstain from the model wars and simply use the best at any given time: - "X" model is nerfed, no problems; - "Y" model API is down, no problemo; - "Z" is too slow, that's fine too
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@robinebers I have tried them for OpenClaw, which I don't use that heavily, using GLM and Kimi as fallbacks. So far, it has been good, especially after the latest OpenClaw updates. Before, it was super slow.
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has anyone tried limits on ollama cloud?
especially interested in:
- actual limits on Pro + Max
- tok/s for the big models
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@cursor_ai Every time I try to use the agents and select my PC, I see the "no test" button. I set up the environment, it is done, and when I try to use agents with my PC right after, I still get the same "no test setup environment" message. Any help?
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@schneidenbach That's not what other skills for other tech do? I don't see anything wrong with that, and I also agree with @Aaronontheweb it should not be a blind pick. You should take a look at what you are bringing in.
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I honesty can’t think of something worse for dotnet than a group of skills specifically designed to write code like most dotnet devs
Tom Dörr@tom_doerr
.NET skill catalog for AI agents github.com/managedcode/do…
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@Aaronontheweb @dodyg for me is not about the skills, it is about a place where I can just check dotnet stuff in an easy way, I read this devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/extend-… and I thought finally we have some unified place, but then when you try to use it outside @code it gets complicated
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"A growing catalog covering the entire .NET ecosystem—from ASP.NET Core to Orleans, from MAUI to Semantic Kernel. Install them once, and your AI agent actually knows modern .NET."
github.com/managedcode/do…
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@Aaronontheweb @dodyg I know @Microsoft have a few places for agents, skills, plugins like github.com/github/awesome…, there is the skills.sh, but when you check this AI storm of stuffs, I find @dotnet falling behind or at least guiding the devs
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@Aaronontheweb @dodyg I wrote a few skills very specifics to my job, but if in reality you already created an skill, made it public, I read the skill and it is awesome, why I will try to reinvent the wheel? btw I was using your aspire and mailkit skills since you publish it :)
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@Aaronontheweb @dodyg before you have to go to a ton of sites, including the new copilot awesome repo, the installation of plugin repos, everybody doing it in there own corner. I think this idea to categorize, bundle the skills is awesome
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@Aaronontheweb @dodyg What I really like of the skills.managed-code.com is the way they visualize the easy of use for the developers. I have been using your skills too, and they are great, but from the convenience stand point this is a great idea. skill could be better? always :)
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Yesterday I found this magnificent repo: github.com/managedcode/do…, the @dotnet developer need something like this, thanks @ksemenenk0 for this. They even have a site: skills.managed-code.com go and check
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@tibor_tee @sjwhitmore after I followed the documentation you shared, I see this "No test" button and when I click here there is a setup environment process. Is this documented some where?
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run cursor on your laptop or your remote devbox, from your phone!
Cursor@cursor_ai
You can now run Cursor on any machine and control it from anywhere. Kick off agents from your phone to run on your devbox.
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@cursor_ai in the agents window, I can see this information, but I would love to have it under where Im interacting with the agent, not to go up and hover the chat tab
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Daniel Dieppa 🇨🇺 🇺🇸 retweetledi
More details on setup for your machine and how to connect cursor.com/docs/cloud-age…
Cursor@cursor_ai
You can now run Cursor on any machine and control it from anywhere. Kick off agents from your phone to run on your devbox.
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