Claude Code vs Cursor

"Cursor and Claude Code — those are the two most popular. I would say Claude Code is number one, then Cursor, then Codex. We want you to use as many tokens as possible in whatever harness way is the best for you."

Cliff Weitzman

"It's literally downloading the spreadsheet as a CSV, uploading it to Cursor, and saying 'build it.' And then identifying all the ways that Cursor got it wrong and saying, 'We need to fix this. This is the right calculation here.' This to..."

"The best place to try out this new model, GLM 5.2, in my opinion, is directly inside Cursor. I'll show you exactly how to set that up in just a second. I couldn't be more excited for Cursor to get better."

Riley Brown

"Cursor is sort of present actually in a lot of these businesses. I don't think that anyone really perceives Cursor to be their primary enterprise software development strategy as much as an IDE, which is I think still a great business be..."

"I use Cursor's Composer 2.5 actually a lot. It's a very good model for the speed — quality is very good, very precise. I find Cursor's a really good harness. It's not too lazy. It'll often spin up sub-agents to get jobs done. I have Curs..."

"To me I use both. I'm in Claude Code, but I also use Cursor personally."

Greg Isenberg

"I use Cursor as my IDE. I use Claude Code Max to code pretty much the entire thing."

"I still use it. I actually made a chart yesterday in my YouTube video, but basically I use OpenClaw for quick prototypes... I use Claude code for deep serious projects where like I want to handhold it."

Alex Finn

"Just to plug Cursor a little bit — not only is the design and experience of Cursor awesome, the best feature for a lot of people is you can just switch between models extremely easily. So instead of getting hooked on Codex or Claude Code..."