I heavily started using windscribe and cursor editor. Mind you, I have 10 years of experience. But lately I have cut down their usage and gone back to writing

I heavily started using windscribe and cursor editor. Mind you, I have 10 years of experience. But lately I have cut down their usage and gone back to writing stuff by hand. Because it is so easy to apply the changes the AI suggests but there's this subtle shift over time in the code base towards a non-optimal architecture. And it becomes really hard to get out of. The place where I still use AI quite a lot is autocomplete but of the intelligent kind like if I am returning a different string for each enum, all of that gets autocompleted really fast. So line completion models like what JetBrains provides for free is I think the right balance. Supermaven also works well.