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I think it is like protein folding. It will make a mess but if you drop a console.log into the browser debug console to show the AI what it should be looking f
by dataviz1000 1y ago
I think it is like protein folding.
It will make a mess but if you drop a console.log into the browser debug console to show the AI what it should be looking for after it spent 3 hours failing to help understand and debug the problem, it will do 1 week of work in 2 hours.
- meander_water 1y agoI've noticed this too. The latest cursor version has a @browser command which will launch a browser with playwright, and call tools to inspect the html and inject JavaScript to debug in real-time. When it has access to the right tools, it does a decent job, especially for fixing CSS issues. But when it can't see the artifacts it's debugging, it starts guessing, confident that it knows the root cause. A recent example: I was building up a html element out of the DOM and exporting to PNG using html2canvas. The element was being rendered correctly in the DOM, but the exported image was incorrect, and it spent 2 hours spinning it's wheels and repeating the same fixes over and over.