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@rickyfm These kinds of ads really devaluate Google: if something is really popular and people search for it a lot, don’t place ads before it. Keep it as the first result, and then yes place relative important content or ads below. But being above is really what makes Google shitty

Wonder what Cursor pays for "claude code" SEM

@davidgomes @austinnickpiel 🤣🤣👌💕

@iserflott @austinnickpiel I have the same question and I work there 😅

The greatest validation I feel as an engineer is when Bugbot finds no issues on my PR

@rohanvarma Codex extension in cursor when I want code changes that I can quickly glance at, test, see pull request, run terminals, etc. Codex app when I want it to do non repo things like logs, jira, and others.

Some interesting data we pulled today showed that ~40% of Codex users use multiple surfaces, between the App, CLI, and IDE extensions. Everyone seems to have a primary preference, but a bigger-than-expected chunk of users launch codex agents outside of their primary interface. If you use multiple surfaces, I'm curious why? And what could we do to improve the experience?

@kr0der +++ GitHub is really weird sometimes !

is there EVER a reason to turn "Hide whitespace" off when reviewing PRs? i'm about to make a chrome extension that auto-toggles this on by adding ?w=1 to the URL

@kr0der Does it also index submodules ?

there's a new interesting Cursor setting that indexes your repository for instant grep 👀 i asked the Cursor agent itself how it works: - it builds a local search index based on your repo's file contents so grep returns results nearly instantly, EVEN in large codebases - without this, grep scans files on your disk in real time (e.g. with ripgrep) which is slower i have had this toggled and have definitely noticed that my agent's searches have been faster lately

@pcshipp It is pretty crazy. Our org hasn’t defined individual limits, but I’m nearing 1000$ of on demand for the month. Have started using codex extension in cursor to do some long running tasks. Though in org I don’t see my codex spend so it’s shifting without knowing

Cursor is becoming way more expensive day by day Just now switched to Codex

@ericzakariasson If you guys fix cgroup v2 controller delegation (notably missing memory), ensure domain type children work, basically allowing kind (kubernetes in docker) or even k3s, I would add one ! 🤓 forum.cursor.com/t/cloud-agents…

btw there are some credits to claim if you setup cloud agents cursor.com/onboard

@jack_pertschuk Noticed that PR pushed events (I assume they’re any pushes done to a pull request, regardless or draft/open state) even when set to «everyone» don’t seem to trigger on pushes done by copilot coding agent… is this a bug on your side ?

Beyond excited to share what I’ve been working on - it’s changed the way we write software and I hope it will change the way you do too!

@jack_pertschuk The secrets are great but need more fine control: our cursor «team» is 150+ people and making secrets either personal or for 150+ people doesn’t scale well. We need finer control. And maybe some integrated way to issue more fine grained tokens, not just the GitHub single repo rw

@iserflott GitHub issues we can definitely add! Secrets / and cloud VM are configured as part of the cloud agent environment and should support kubectl. Try cursor.com/onboard

@jack_pertschuk Nice !!! I’ll be waiting for the issues one 🤓 For the cloud vm it does not yet support kubectl because of cgroup issues, but I think some of you are on it already forum.cursor.com/t/cloud-agents… right now v2 memory cgroup isn’t delegated

@aarondfrancis It’s not idea because of the same branch checked out in multiple worktree restriction, but that’s a rare and minor need. I just want easy multi branches checked out locally: worktree is least bad

@aarondfrancis I use worktreees because it’s easier to manage and cleanup without extra setup: vs code shows them and I can quickly delete them. I setup a task to «open PR # in new worktree» for quick review and same «create new branch xxx in new worktree» for quick work

Why do people like git worktrees over discrete checkouts? (This isn't bait, it's research)

@AaronBastani Fund EU

France spends €10 billion *less* on defence annually than Britain. They have a larger armed forces, more planes, entirely domestic nukes and now they’re….escorting British aircraft carriers to West Asia. Where’s the money going?!

@aye_aye_kaplan Setup a weekly changelog, an auto approve workflows for copilot coding agent (🤓😇), and some auto triage my team’s PRs (assign issue, milestone, project…). We need more default connectors and fine tuning of permissions though !

Love to see our happy users sharing how they use the product. Looking forward to seeing more creative cool use cases for this platform! Keep me posted with any bugs or feature requests :)

@unnamed1tw @DecentCloud_org @snoble @cursor_ai Turns out they didn’t really fix it, still some issues. But they’ll hopefully further improve !

@iserflott @DecentCloud_org @snoble @cursor_ai Yes thats great!

I know this is considered the square thing to say here, but @cursor_ai is shipping the best features right now. Now I just want remote access to my computer that's running cursor. Please give me a mobile app that let's me view my panes remotely.

@dwetterau @jediahkatz Thank you ! Yeah the alternative is more cumbersome and less scalable: dind on my own machine with multiple ssh opened cursors. My machine is struggling. Though it does allow me to use codex extension, as I already blew through $700+ of on demand usage 🙈💰

@iserflott @jediahkatz Thanks for trying it out with our new kernel flag tweaks - we'll take a look and get back to you!

I got my Cursor cloud agent to run a Windows VM inside its computer with just one prompt! Took about 1.5 hours with our long-running harness. Now I can snapshot it to have a Windows base forever Prompt in thread

@kr0der Plugin in cursor 🤣 I like cursor but sometimes I blow through the budget so I switch. But still want the browser, diff, tasks, …

do you prefer the Codex app or CLI? i like the CLI more since you can’t split view in the app but seeing that Peter swapped to the app despite being one of the biggest CLI power users, it might be over for the CLI

@dwetterau @jediahkatz I see you added some v2 controllers and I re tried yesterday to setup the environment but still can’t get kind (or k3s) to work. Cursor did a summary: forum.cursor.com/t/cloud-agents… notably memory cgroup isn’t delegated. Would love to be able to use the cursor envs over local or GitHub

@iserflott @jediahkatz Hey, we are including those kernel flags already. We think this is a v1 vs. v2 cgroup issue. The memory cgroup should be available as a v2 controller. We'll try to get the default image moved over to using hybrid hierarchy.

@jonas_nelle Amazing work ! I’m looking forward to more options for triggers, pre configured MCPs, and better secret scope management. We need team scoped secrets not as in our entire 150+ cursor «team», but a group of 10 that’s actually the team, with comments on secrets

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