Cursor's Composer 2 model is performing much worse for me than Composer 1 :( I feel like Composer 1 really hit a sweet spot for me between speed and quality.
For me the bottlenecks for coding with AI are:
- understanding all the code that the model wrote
- testing changes
Composer 1 really helped with the first because it could blast out small amounts of code that I could quickly review without my brain getting bored and context switching to something else. I feel like I'm an outlier in that I'm trying to stay heavily involved in the dev flow rather than having a multiple agents work on long tasks and then coming back in cold to review their work. Is anyone else using smaller quicker models in this way?
For me the bottlenecks for coding with AI are:
- understanding all the code that the model wrote
- testing changes
Composer 1 really helped with the first because it could blast out small amounts of code that I could quickly review without my brain getting bored and context switching to something else. I feel like I'm an outlier in that I'm trying to stay heavily involved in the dev flow rather than having a multiple agents work on long tasks and then coming back in cold to review their work. Is anyone else using smaller quicker models in this way?