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I changed from cursor to claude code a couple of weeks ago and this is the biggest difference I've noticed. cursor very rarely had to ask for permission for a
by cillian64 2mo ago
I changed from cursor to claude code a couple of weeks ago and this is the biggest difference I've noticed. cursor very rarely had to ask for permission for a command because it almost always used builtin find/read/edit tools. Whereas claude code makes extensive use of unix tools with mysterious flags which are basically impossible to whitelist and pretty impractical to manually review.
Overall claude code seems better at "just get things done" if you blindly trust it, but cursor was much better at keeping the human in the loop.
- ipsod 2mo agoI'm pretty sure that the last time I used Cursor was the last time I felt "in the loop." I miss programming. I wonder if there's any going back, or if it's worth it. I get so much more done, now.