Is Cursor Now Usable for Real-World Work?
My company is still using vanilla VS Code, but I keep hearing about Cursor from people around me. That said, I've heard it only performs at its best if you pay, and there are also concerns about company code security.
I'm curious how those of you actually using it feel about it.
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If it trips your company’s code security, it’s just game over. If the company won’t approve it, no matter how good it is, you can’t use it lol
I've been using it on a paid plan for six months, and honestly, there are quite a few minor bugs. Still, getting it to refactor multiple files at once has become really convenient. That said, if you don't pay, it's just VS Code + alpha, so whether it's worth the money is a toss-up.
Got a source? Where did I see this 'you have to pay to get full performance' thing?