It does if you're working with bigger codebases. I've found copy/pasting my entire codebase + adding a <task> works significantly better than cursor.
I then structure my prompts around like so:
<project_code> ``` ``` </project_code>
<heroku_errors> " " </heroku_errors>
<task> " " </task>
I've been using this with Google Ai studio and it's worked phenomenally. 1 million tokens is A LOT of code, so I'd imagine this would work for lots n lots of project type programs.