Re:Writing Cursor Rules with a Cursor Rule
by insane_dreamer on Sunday April 13, 2025 @09:38PM
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Or Gemini Pro
I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong, but Gemini 2.5 pro was substantially worse coding quality than Grok. Which is surprising since I’m working on a Golang codebase which I had assumed Gemini would excel at given that it’s made by Google
Re:Writing Cursor Rules with a Cursor Rule
by sebmellen on Sunday April 13, 2025 @09:45PM
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Grok is quickly becoming my favorite model just because it’s so verbose, but at the same time low on BS.
Yes, Grok has become my go to model for general research and targeted coding tasks. Feels like its getting better over time vs ChatGPT which seemed to deteriorate over time.
Claude 3.7 is excellent, and better at coding but I appreciate the context size of Grok and feel like I get better bang for my buck for general purpose research too.
Re:Writing Cursor Rules with a Cursor Rule
by insane_dreamer on Monday April 14, 2025 @12:28AM
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Yeah. I’m finding Gemini to be very verbose. Getting better results with Claude Sonnet. But Gemini has the larger context window.
Re:Writing Cursor Rules with a Cursor Rule
by thegreatpeter on Monday April 14, 2025 @06:51AM
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grok-3 beta in cursor has been good
Then paste that output into Cursor with Claude 3.7 and have it make the actual code changes and ask it to build/fix errors along the way with yolo mode enabled.
The 2-step process is a lot better since Grok can refer to the entire context of your codebase in one shot and come up with a high quality implementation plan, which is then handed off to Cursor to autonomously make the code changes.