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I usually use MCP when I want to make sure the agent on duty doesn't get confused while performing an action. For example, I use Supabase's MCP to search for data in the database, and I don't want the agent to use the CLI.

Interesting, I've had almost the opposite experience. I ended up going back to a code editor because CLI agents tend to scatter my attention quite a bit, especially when working on apps with lots of different flows. I prefer a more controlled and focused environment.

Do you also delegate small changes to agents, or do you still make those manually?

I get what you mean. I don't think autocomplete has changed radically either, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

What autocomplete/editor were you using when you felt the productivity gain was mostly a placebo? I've mostly used it in VS Code and a bit in Antigravity.

This year I've been working on AccelPrompt--> https://accelprompt.xyz , a tool to generate instructions for different AIs, but I haven't been able to monetize it yet :(

I'll keep your suggestions in mind,my friend,they sound great. For now, it's just version 1 I'll be adding things little by little.

Haha XD Well, that's true, but I did it because sometimes I feel like making a quick and short post and I didn't want to go to the app, so that's why I did it XD, but what you say makes sense.

Wow, this is great! I'll check it out :D, thanks.

Hey friend, thanks, I'm glad you found it useful :D. I'll post it on Cursor soon. I still need to research which extension store that editor and the others use, but I'll do it and post it when I have it there :D.