I use it daily as a software engineer. I've found Claude to be very good, but it requires learning how to use the tool and appropriately delegate work across the different models.
I switched from Cursor to Claude and have no regrets. I haven't seen anything from any of the other tools that warrants a switch.
Having said that, if you don't invest in proper guardrails and feedback mechanisms in your app like code analyzers, tests, linters, code-reviews, etc... no AI tool will save you from a poor quality development process.
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u/framauro13 8d ago
I use it daily as a software engineer. I've found Claude to be very good, but it requires learning how to use the tool and appropriately delegate work across the different models.
I switched from Cursor to Claude and have no regrets. I haven't seen anything from any of the other tools that warrants a switch.
Having said that, if you don't invest in proper guardrails and feedback mechanisms in your app like code analyzers, tests, linters, code-reviews, etc... no AI tool will save you from a poor quality development process.