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Re: Show HN: My Attempt to Organize the World of AI Dev Tools

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Also, maybe I'm just not looking hard enough, but I can't find an RSS feed for the changelog of Cursor. If projects have code on GitHub, it's easy to follow their updates, but if they are closed projects that post changelogs on their website, it's difficult for me to find an RSS feed. Usually, in the site code (like with Cursor), the feed leads only to blog updates.

They don't have one, I ended up just using distill.io to monitor the page for changes.

Re: Show HN: My Attempt to Organize the World of AI Dev Tools

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post #17

If you decide to add a utilities section, please consider FileKitty. https://github.com/banagale/FileKitty Despite all the hoopla of “project knowledge” and supposed codebase-wide context, I still find reasoning models do their best when directly provided with files relevant to a problem and nothing more. I plan to add a tree feature and restore some other features I had in prior versions. There are probably other to…

I actually hate using the AIs on third party platforms/wrappers because you have no idea what garbage they are putting in the system prompt and they have a strong incentive to minimize costs on LLM tokens. The difference with the quality I get just dumping all relevant context into the biggest SOTA model with reasoning tokens maxed out is massive.

Its to the point where if Cursor gets stuck on something I will just tell it to give me a recap of the details of the issue and suggest relevant files and then paste that into the Anthropic Console with thinking tokens set to max.

Re: Show HN: My Attempt to Organize the World of AI Dev Tools

#34
post #9

Missing a few. Check out mine visualized in 2D quardants: https://paradite.github.io/ai-coding/ Also there are a lot of cli tools in this space: https://prompt.16x.engineer/cli-tools

So much paid stuff... and so many questions... mostly though what are the best "Free AI Stack" for various uses?

I don't mind copy-pasting stuff, especially when there's that cool tool to copy paste entire-directories and usually only work with one script at a time.

Currently been using VS Code and copy-pasting to ChatGPT (others seem to have much conversation limits, output limits, weak knowledge base, etc.). Was even thinking of buying CoPilot $10 tier but it has terrible (response length limits)[https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-copilot-release/issues/3...].

Re: Show HN: My Attempt to Organize the World of AI Dev Tools

#36

Also, maybe I'm just not looking hard enough, but I can't find an RSS feed for the changelog of Cursor. If projects have code on GitHub, it's easy to follow their updates, but if they are closed projects that post changelogs on their website, it's difficult for me to find an RSS feed. Usually, in the site code (like with Cursor), the feed leads only to blog updates.

In general you can use tools like https://lighthouseapp.io/tools/feed-finder to check for RSS feeds. It also didn't find a changelog feed though, the only one it finds is RSS and Atom feeds for the blog: https://cursor.com/rss.xml
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