Cursor might be my VSCode replacement

[gebeer]

4 minutes ago, interrobang said:

Do you know if we can create our own repo that only contains the Markdown APIDocs and use it for content7, or does it have to be the official repo?

You can surely do that. context7 will accept it no problem. could add a note: unofficial but AI-friendly docs for the great ProcessWire CMS/CMF  lol

[Peter Knight]

It's good to see Cursor getting a bit of airtime and some mentions. Been using it since around 2024, and it's improving rapidly. The latest AI models too are impressive.

It helps me with development, some UI design, SEO and pretty much is across 90% of my daily work these days apart from some design work.

One of the best things about AI Agents is they can run in the cloud. So I'll often fire up a Cusror AI agent while I'm out for a walk or at the gym. I get home and the development work is ready for review and merge.

I have yet to use Claude Code yet but I also see people speak highly of it. It's more terminal-based. Worth a look. Especially with Claude's new skills.
Here's a good video from a Meta Engineer using CC.

 

[interrobang]

2 hours ago, gebeer said:

You can surely do that. context7 will accept it no problem. could add a note: unofficial but AI-friendly docs for the great ProcessWire CMS/CMF  lol

Done.
https://context7.com/phlppschrr/processwire-api-docs

[gebeer]

16 hours ago, interrobang said:

Done.
https://context7.com/phlppschrr/processwire-api-docs

Wow. That was quick. Thank you!

[bernhard]

Hey @gebeer @interrobang @Peter Knight love your input but I think we are getting a little off-topic? I have created a new AI+PW thread here: 

Hope that makes sense!

[gebeer]

3 hours ago, bernhard said:

Hey @gebeer @interrobang @Peter Knight love your input but I think we are getting a little off-topic? I have created a new AI+PW thread here: 

Hope that makes sense!

Makes total sense :-)