I've been using Cursor and Claude 3.5 Sonnet for about two months. My typical workflow with Cursor involves the following steps: I ask Cursor to generate the code. Then, I have it review its own code. Next, I ask it to improve some code based on the review. Sometimes I ask it to explain the code to me. Finally, I make any necessary manual adjustments.
The only downside is that I tend to use up my fast request limit pretty quickly.
I never finish my books, so I created a small site with concise summaries of books that I want to read. Each summary includes key concepts, critical reception, and recommended related books, along with an audio version for listening on the go. It's still early days with just a few summaries, but I'm enjoying the process of creating them, all by AI with my refined prompts. There are a lot of book summaries out there, but I haven't found one that I like, so I made my own.