They are realling moving away fromt he VSCode-forked editor as their business model. Makes sense.
Cursor CLI
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Re: Cursor CLI
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Think how many JavaScript frameworks can be vibe coded now!
Ironically, LLMs might make it very hard for new frameworks to gain popularity since they are trained on the popular ones.
There's actually a huge twist to this: JS people deprecate things so fast that most of the training data will be for a version that either warns about deprecations on every run, or has been fully removed from the API.
Re: Cursor CLI
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I find the Codex CLI to be the worst of the CLI tools I’ve used (including, but not limited to, Claude Code, Gemini, Aider). There’s something about it that makes it clunky. Haven’t tried Cursor CLI yet though.
We (Codex) shipped a pretty large CLI update today and have many more improvements coming. Give it a try if you haven't. https://x.com/OpenAIDevs/status/1953559797883891735 (0.19 now)
I tried it out and it's definitely much better. A couple requests:
- Let me change my setting for command running approval, or make approval fine-grained by command
- Support vim motions
Re: Cursor CLI
#274I went from years of vscode to "Cursor is the future" to never using Cursor at all. Claude Code, even with new limits, is just too good. If I were to switch to gpt-5, why wouldn't I just use Codex? I'm struggling to understand the value of what they're presenting.
is the multi-file editing as easily understood in the Claude Code cli? or am I missing something? I always felt like Claude Code CLI was OK as a tool yet powered by one of the best AI models. I stuck with Cursor b/c of the multi-file editing, agent mode, etc. I'm very very willing to leave Cursor because they've recently been scummy about their pricing changes.
Re: Cursor CLI
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Because iterating multiple sessions through multiple terminals is obviously more efficient and seamless than interacting thought a scuffed IDE side panel ui.
Is this sarcasm? I used Claude Code via a VSCode side panel.
That's a funny response I have to admit.
No 100% serious, I don't see the advantage.