🌶️ Hot take: Fire your entire product team
Replace them with ONE cracked dev watching @PostHog recordings
Their job description:
1. Watch session replays every morning
2. Track revenue leaks, product issues & dropout points
3. Ship quick A/B fixes with Cursor AI
You'll get 100x more done in 1 year
New release of the SpecStory Extension for Cursor (0.3.0). It now auto saves your chat and composer history for you. Plus you can use it to easily share your chat history with others.
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Been experimenting with .cursorrules as well. @gregce.bsky.social recently posted a "crowdsourced" set of best practices (scraped and summarized). The section on "Context Inheritance" lines up exactly with what you're doing. www.reddit.com/r/cursor/com...
Almost every time that I’m waiting those few seconds for Cursor to compose I’m thinking ahead to the next prompt. Sometimes it’s a natural sequence and the flow is smooth. Sometimes it’s a different thread and I don’t have a good place to capture it.
For Software Composers, as the coding tools get more agentic, we’ll need another AI that we use in parallel for planning while we await the agent’s delivery.
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They weren’t lying. You can actually use srcbook.com AI app builder on mobile. It was a little cramped, with lots of rotating, but still…
For last week's launch of @specstory.com 's Cursor Extension I was able to jump in with the team and ship some stuff. specstory.com/blog/a-ceos-...
Cursor IDE has been a game changer in my ability to build software. I haven't coded professionally in over a decade but it let me get back in the game. For so many product launches, I've been on the sidelines (cheerleader / coach).
Our team at @specstory.com launched our very first product iteration today.
What is it? An extension for @cursor_ai that allows you to save and share your composer and chat history.
Give it a try at marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa... and let us know what you think!
Along these lines, this was a good read from Microsoft Research the-decoder.com/systematic-u...
One standout thought: recognizing when you're in "exploration mode" vs. "thinking and reflection modes"
Let's add just one responsive feature to this. When the screen width goes below typical phone width put the Expand All, Collapse all, Copy as Markdown, and Get Cursor Extension buttons into a hamburger menu instead of displaying them all directly.
Our initial @specstory.com web app looked really rough on mobile, so I took a first pass at improving it. Thanks to Cursor+Claude this one shot prompt got things looking much better:
