And what you describe doing is also very in line with Cursor's published recommendations. Though of course every single element of their application's actual U

And what you describe doing is also very in line with Cursor's published recommendations. Though of course every single element of their application's actual UX is pushing hard in the opposite direction. The cynical part of me can't help but notice that there's a bit of a conundrum here: using coding agents more effectively seems to involve working pretty hard at giving the agent vendor less money.