Shaw
@shawmakesmagic
You're wondering how? Well I have a lot of workers going on simultaneously I record detailed notes with Wispr Flow directly into the chat, ask them to review and write a report, then I review that, if it looks right I ask them to write an implementation plan and run it. I have cursor rules to manage how to use the Eliza framework, how to write tests, how to verify with real-world APIs and write "scenarios", etc. Then I go down my TODO list and let it rip Here is what is happening across my different virtual desktops: 1. Upgrading all the message service plugins to have 100% test coverage and work with the latest Eliza ->
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Shaw
@shawmakesmagic
2. Writing complex scenarios for higher order plugins like Autotrader and plugin-research to backtest and verify it can make money or find real information etc ->
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Stephan
@stephancill
Iβve seen of screenshots of cursor doing wild shit like this a couple of times but have never seen the results - are they decent? where can I check it out?
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@0xzara.eth
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@blankspace
holy shit lol
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Nick Smith
@iamnick.eth
how much would you say this flow has increased your output by? what have been the major learnings?
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Elias VM
@eliasvm.eth
https://media.tenor.com/I3C9wDN_ZDkAAAAC/my-eyes
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Pranay Kundu
@pranay5255
That's incredible. How do you save context for different threads and ideas while managing how much has been done. For example, for every idea i have two markdowns, 1. Implementation plan 2. Architecture and folder structure.
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joshisdead.eth
@joshisdead.eth
Thatβs so very organized loool π
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