Cut my editing time in half
I write long technical documentation and Claude is the first assistant whose drafts I do not have to rewrite from scratch. Projects keeping context across sessions is the feature I did not know I needed.
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I write long technical documentation and Claude is the first assistant whose drafts I do not have to rewrite from scratch. Projects keeping context across sessions is the feature I did not know I needed.
Moved a 40-file module to a new API pattern in an afternoon. It got about 85% right and flagged the parts it was unsure about. Review still matters but this is a different category from autocomplete.
Use it daily for everything from meeting prep to spreadsheet formulas. Deducting a star because it will state something wrong with total confidence if you do not ask for sources.
Narrating a 12-hour audiobook. Listeners have not noticed. Character pricing means I budget carefully, but nothing else comes close.
Tried every alternative this year and keep coming back. Style references make it possible to keep a whole campaign visually consistent.
Every claim links to a source, so I can verify in seconds instead of trusting a paragraph. The academic focus mode is excellent.
Uploaded 200 pages of regulation and asked questions for two hours. Every answer pointed at the exact passage. The audio overview is a surprisingly good way to revise.
We produce 30 training videos a quarter. Script changes used to mean reshoots. Now they mean an edit. Avatars are still slightly stiff for anything emotive.
Two days of setup, then zero per-task fees and no customer data leaving our VPC. The AI agent nodes are genuinely capable.
Fades into the background, which is what I want. The agent mode has improved a lot but Cursor still feels sharper for big changes.
Perfect for internal updates. For client-facing work I still export and polish manually, but it gets me 80% there instantly.
We run 40 zaps across the business. Task pricing hurts, but I have not had to debug an integration in a year.