Chris Raroque

I think it's because, again, we're using the same model here.

When I'm using Claude Code, it's using Sonnet 4.5.

When I'm using...

The model here, I'm using Sonnet 4.5 for the execution.

That's why they look so, so, so similar.

But it is actually interesting that we got a slightly better result when we did the plan mode first with Cursor.

I think I would choose this one over the other one.

I think so too.

This is a prime example of even if you're using the exact same model, if you just use plan mode, for example, versus no plan mode on Cloud Code, you can get pretty different results.

That's a big reason why I think you should try to actually test it with a bunch of different tools, maybe have two AI tools that you're using for different scenarios.

This was a very fascinating one.

To be honest, the rest of my workflow, this is kind of what I do.

I just dictate everything.

I'm constantly trying things.

Let me go into some rapid fire tips on how to get the most out of the AI coding tools.

This is exactly what I'm doing in my workflow.

And then if you need a basic tutorial on cursor and cloud code, there's so many great ones out there.

The first one is, as we saw, there is a difference when you use plan mode.

100%.

Every action that you take, use plan mode.