If you don't see any similarities, I'm not really sure what to say. I built it specifically to improve the workflow of what has come to be labelled 'vibe coding

If you don't see any similarities, I'm not really sure what to say. I built it specifically to improve the workflow of what has come to be labelled 'vibe coding', and I believe it's more effective for this purpose than Cursor... though I find that Cursor is excellent for IDE auto-completion. It's MIT-licensed and can be used for free, so yes I do mention it when relevant conversations come up, because I think can be useful to people, and I think that is well within the spirit of HN, which is supposed to be a maker community. Since I'm an HN addict, I read/post a lot, and so I notice when these topics come up.