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I recently switched back to using cursor after swearing by claude code for months

Using a combo of
- cursor's new composer model
- subagent git worktrees
- voice dictation with wispr flow

I'm now able to work way faster with multiple agents at once without any noticeable difference in code quality. It's crazy how much of a productivity unlock this has been.

Also important to note that all agent code is sandboxed by default and has a strict allowlist on both native + mcp tools to prevent any unwanted db writes or pushes to git. I now just let it run wild knowing it can't break everything on me.

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Yeah that's the setup I had before, but using cursor with their composer 1 model has been much faster/intuitive than claude code on sonnet 4.5

Also claude code's cursor extension is a bit janky, half the time the newline keybind is broken and the code diff is hard to work with since it's not native like cursor/warp

can't you run claude codes in cursor terminal...? been a minute but remember i had them both going at one point

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I guess I’ll have to dive into it. I made pretty good use of the agent tab even in the older version

The default agents tab is actually super useful now that it's the core ui element alongside the editor view

Also cursor's composer model is built for working with parallel agents and bringing git worktrees into the workflow makes it much easier to work on the same repo without agents making conflicting changes

what about cursor2 that makes multi agent more usable to you than before (or compared to Claude code)?

this combo of cursor new composer, subagent git worktrees, wispr flow unlocked big productivity

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