I tried Cursor but I honestly didn't see a huge improvement over VSCode + Continue.Dev. Cursor is better at editing multiple files, and it's cheaper than using

I tried Cursor but I honestly didn't see a huge improvement over VSCode + Continue.Dev. Cursor is better at editing multiple files, and it's cheaper than using the API directly... But I prefer VSCode + Continue.Dev (for chat) + Supermaven (for completions). Cline, on the other hand, is a whole different beast. It edit multiple files, run the program, checks the shell for errors, go back to the files, edit them, run it again, and even access localhost:8000 to check. It's incredible! But if you use the recommended Sonnet 3.5, it'll eat your money very fast. I've been using Cline + 4o-mini for a few days. Sometimes it's magical; it's the first time I truly feel that I have an assistant. I tell it 'run, check for errors, and correct them' and I leave to grab some coffee. The bad side: I got lazy and once I almost let it delete rows in a table because it misunderstood what I said.