Taylor Holiday and Sebastian Röhl emphasize staying model-agnostic (often via Cursor) rather than locking context/memory into one provider, even while switching general-purpose usage to Claude.
the pace of change just highlights the importance of being model agnostic.
I just can’t get on board with the idea of locking all my context and memory
Enough is enough, I switch to Claude as my general purpose LLM now!
I keep Cursor for coding though, I like having the freedom to pick from all models.
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