I agree, the code output for Nim with Claude and Gemini as well is pretty good. It misses some Nim idioms but generally does really well. Simple syntax with str

I agree, the code output for Nim with Claude and Gemini as well is pretty good. It misses some Nim idioms but generally does really well. Simple syntax with strong types helps both Nim and F#. I used Claude 4 to generate SIMD versions of signed distance functions for both NEON and SSE2 and it all worked and compiled fine the first time aside from some minor import changes [1]. Gave me an almost 4x increase for many SDFs. I also use Atlas, an alternative package manager for Nim [2], to clone deps into a local folder which lets Cursor grep and search the dependencies to add it to the context as needed. 1: https://github.com/elcritch/sdfy https://github.com/elcritch/sdfy 2: https://github.com/nim-lang/atlas https://github.com/nim-lang/atlas