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Cursor does exactly this and it’s pretty wild the first few times it happens. Then you realize it does it only sometimes so you change its “English script promp
by cruffle_duffle 2y ago
Cursor does exactly this and it’s pretty wild the first few times it happens. Then you realize it does it only sometimes so you change its “English script prompt” file and make it do a full lint scan so it catches all the linter errors and then you watch it fix something in a wrong way so you stop it and ask WTF it was thinking, and then it apologizes and 50% of the time does the fix the right way and 50% of the time you chase a rabbit hole. Also sometimes it selectively ignores some of your script file prompt so you have to reprint and tell it to fix its script in a way that ensures it understands it… and it does that so you commit the new script document to git (or have it do it)
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