Chris Raroque

It's almost like you give the AI time to think, and you will get better results.

I already showed you what it looks like in cursor when you do plan mode.

All you have to do is toggle plan mode here, and it's going to give this beautiful plan on the left.

You can review it, ask for changes, and then when you're ready, you click build.

Unfortunately, it's not as beautiful in Cloud Code.

So let me show you what this looks like.

You can actually hit shift tab and it'll change it to plan mode here.

And now when you ask Cloud Code to do something in plan mode, it's going to kind of do the same thing that Cursor does where it's going to think through, come up with a plan and ask you to review it.

But what I have found, at least at the time of recording, Cursor's plan mode is stronger than Claude Code's, which is why I use Cursor plan mode for insanely complex problems.

It just somehow thinks about it a little bit better.

It asks better follow-up questions.

But that is tip number one.

And then here's Claude Code asking for things.

It's like, yeah, here's my plan.

You can already just tell, like, oh, actually this is not fair, because it's looking at the current code right now.

But typically this is what happens.

It tells you its plan, and then it's up to you to just review and approve it.

it will not be as detailed as Cursor's plan.

Cursor's plans are just so detailed.

They're very, very good.