In r/SaaS, a developer describes iterating on a Cursor agent for a proprietary language until outputs are mostly correct, but still requiring careful code reading, debugging, and dev runs, framing Claude style coding as acceleration not replacement.
It took us ages to get an AI tool that was trained on our language (it's proprietary and pay-walled).
I've spent the past 2 months perfecting my Cursor agent so that when I ask it to write me some code, it gets me something that's like... 90% there.
I still need to engage my brain to read the code and find errors, fix them, then run the code in dev in debug it.
But it cuts down time f
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