Im happily surprised by the results, I thought that much fewer people use AI.

For me, it’s 100%. I forgot when was the last time I wrote something on my own.

Last year, Cursor did this:
- wrote infra scripts for setting up switches / routers / machines in an on-premise data center (which is crazy if you ask me. I thought this one was not going to work, but after a few hundred bucks in credits, it solved it. single script to set up all the hardware I had)
- built numerous full-stack apps (shoutout to the gemini 3 that now does amazing UIs for everything that i do)
- rewrote one app after it got a lot of traffic. The first implementation was "not optimal"... 20 minutes later - fully covered with tests, 20 minutes later - redis for queues and caching. same business logic, 100x performance + full documentation with system design-like graphs).

I specifically selected those 3 use cases because they show us that now AI can: build basic apps, scale them if needed and fully cover the infra part.

disclaimer: of course, without my expertise it would not work. on its own, it often hallucinates and ends up in a broken state. so, it doesn’t replace us, it empowers us to do 100x more.

I love the future 🚀