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• @fangyi11101 @fangyi11101 on x

  Dang Zuck must have installed gstack

• @gldgab @gldgab on x

  @Pragmatic_Eng “I'M THE BOSS” - merge proved

• @0interestrates Rahul on x

  it's easy to approve zuck's diff, but do you have the courage to request changes on zuck's diff? [image]

• @abhishekray Abhishek Ray on x

  @GergelyOrosz yeah heard the same from a few friends who are eng leads that everybody is getting back to writing code one of the reasons folks mentioned is that once they see their leads adopting these tools - others will follow their lead as well

• @thecsguy Nick on x

  @0interestrates everyone's a principal engineer until zuck drops a 2k line diff and you have to decide if that nit is worth your badge access

• @danliu Dan Liu on x

  it'll be funny if zuck intentionally left a bug in the diff and then fired everyone approving it

• @pragmatic_eng @pragmatic_eng on x

  Mark Zuckerberg is back to landing diffs, 20 years later. Using Claude Code to do so. From today's @Pragmatic_Eng at https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.co m/ ... [image]

• @gergelyorosz Gergely Orosz on x

  Founders + C-level folks who come from a software engineering background are all getting back to it. Never seen eng leaders get hands-on with a previous technology at so many different places.

• @seanhodgdon.com Sean Hodgdon on bluesky

  Look, I get that most developers use Claude Code or other AI coding tools—I'm not shitting on them here—but to call this “back to writing code” for Zuck is fucking hilarious [embedded post]

• @petergyang Peter Yang on x

  I just tried out Cursor 3 and the new interface is much better. The old one had far too many buttons and toggles that got in the way of just talking to the agent. I think this should just be the default view? Why do I need to press cmd+shift+p to use it? [image]

• @ryolu_ Ryo Lu on x

  Cursor 3 is here. Where power meets simplicity. Works across all your projects, local and cloud. It starts simple, then unfolds more tools when you need them - so you stay in flow and in control. Enjoy!

• @fatih Fatih Arslan on x

  I'm glad @cursor_ai took the risk snd went full yolo with Cursor 3, rather than naming it Cursor Glass and also supporting their VSCode based IDE. This would mean supporting two different visions. It's better to abandon the old habits. Congrats on the ship!

• @bennett2b Bennett Brownlow on x

  Cursor 3 is amazing. At Cursor, we do traffic light votes in slack for new features to measure internal PMF. Green is good, red is bad. Cursor 3 is basically all green, meaning our engineers prefer working out of it more than any other surface. Excited for everyone to try

• @leerob Lee Robinson on x

  Meet the new Cursor! Very excited about this. Wanted to share a bit more of the story of how we landed here, how the product evolved, and some of the technical details on the new interface. I've been coding primarily with agents since Opus 4.5, but hadn't found an interface I

• @potetotes Lauren on x

  Cursor 3 is here! I've been working on this since day 2 of joining the team, working on performance issues. There's still a lot more to do, so please @ or DM me if you run into anything. Cursor 3 has become my daily driver, it's much more powerful than TUIs and the ability to

• @kristaletz Krista Letz on x

  A new way to orchestrate many agents in parallel between local and cloud, Cursor 3 is out now. All local and cloud agents appear in the sidebar, including the ones you kick off from mobile, web, desktop, Slack, GitHub, and Linear. Cloud agents produce demos and screenshots of

• @ericzakariasson Eric Zakariasson on x

  cursor 3 is here, and its incredible its my daily driver where i can switch between cloud/local easily go try it: 1. upgrade 2. cmd+shift+p > agent window

• @danshipper Dan Shipper on x

  BREAKING: Cursor 3 is now out! It's a complete rewrite to turn Cursor into an agent orchestration tool for dispatching, monitoring, and managing AI agents locally and in the cloud. We've been testing it for the last week internally @every and here's our vibe check: - The [image]

• @cursor_ai @cursor_ai on x

  We recently launched Composer 2, a frontier model with high limits. Then, with cloud, we gave agents their own computers so they can work truly autonomously. And now with Cursor 3, we're releasing a new interface to collaborate with agents on software. https://cursor.com/...

• @cursor_ai @cursor_ai on x

  We're introducing Cursor 3. It is simpler, more powerful, and built for a world where all code is written by agents, while keeping the depth of a development environment. [video]

• @zeffmax Max Zeff on x

  New: Cursor is launching Cursor 3, a new product interface centered around spinning up and managing AI coding agents. This is Cursor's answer to the rise of viral products like Claude Code and Codex. They teased this product a few weeks ago under its internal code name “Glass.” […