Every review states what was built during testing, how long the tool was used, and which version. If a tool is wrong for you, that gets said as plainly as the praise.
A hands-on review of Cursor as a daily driver on an existing production codebase — where agent mode earns its keep, where it costs you time, and who should stay in their current editor.
Hands-on notes from using a terminal coding agent for a week on a codebase I did not write: where autonomous multi-file work paid off, and where supervision was cheaper than delegation.
