Anshuman Parmar

Building Strategic Intelligence for Elites.

[Hemant Mohapatra @MohapatraHemant]

The curse of discipline is that every day looks the same. The curse of indiscipline is that every year does.

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

AI se sirf generic websites banti hain?

❌ Myth.

Maine prove kiya using Claude Code + https://t.co/4yae3fneWm +
UIUX Pro Max skill = stunning animated websites.

No CSS. No designer. Just prompts.

Watch 👇
https://t.co/eGwetOG5SZ

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

5/ Final ranking for Indian developers:

🥇 Claude Code — Production work, complex projects
🥈 Codex — If you already pay ChatGPT Plus
🥉 Cursor — Daily editing + IDE experience

I did a live build test — medical dashboard with all three, same prompt.

Full video with demo 👇
https://t.co/eNA56ycDvV

RT if this helped 🙏

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

Maine ₹lakhs spend kiye Cursor, Claude Code aur OpenAI Codex pe - 1.5 years of real usage.

Here's my honest verdict that no sponsored video will tell you 🧵👇

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

4/ Cursor

✅ Best for: Daily inline editing, VS Code users, visual debugging
✅ Most polished IDE experience
✅ Supports Claude + GPT + Gemini in one interface
💰 Price: ₹1,700/month (Pro)

Great tool. But on raw output quality for complex tasks - Claude Code beats it.

Best use: Pair Cursor with Claude Code. Most senior devs do this.

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

3/ Claude Code 🏆

✅ Best for: Production code, complex refactors, best UI/UX output
✅ 1M token context window — processes entire codebases
✅ 80.8% SWE-bench score (highest of the three)
💰 Price: ₹1,700/month (Claude Pro)

I've used this for 1 year. Nothing comes close for production-level work.

Personal recommendation: Start here.

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

2/ OpenAI Codex

✅ Best for: Code explanation, bug fixing, async tasks
❌ Weak at: Complex production-level changes
💰 Price: Bundled with ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo)

GPT 5.4 and 5.5 made it significantly better recently. But still falls behind on complex multi-file refactors.

Verdict: Good starting point. Not enough for serious production work.

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

I was gone from YouTube for 8 months.

So I built an AI studio that automates
my entire content workflow.

Script → Description → Hashtags → Analytics insights

Full demo 👇
https://t.co/IPRbiib5aj

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@dramaricic How did you do so? Source of lead?

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

Do not indulge in such reveries as: ‘My life is to be free from toil.’ Such visions are a snare.

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@lcalvllo Yeah😅

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

Claude Code have been leaked...

[Florian S @airesearch12]

@Fried_rice

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

CONTEXT LOSS IS KILLING your AI agents.

A layered memory architecture is the solution.

Forget a linear dump. You need the 3 pillars:

1. Episodic (Events & Conversations)
2. Semantic (Facts & Data)
3. Procedural (Skills & Workflows)

Master these, then add Vector DBs & RAG. Stop forgetting and start performing.

#AgenticAI #LLMs #AIEngineering #MemoryArchitecture

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@dramaricic 85-90%

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@FabianXR_Builds Congrats man

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@Samaytwt So trueeeeee

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@lunarfq Lets grow!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@Shubhyxz Alternatives means what do you wanna ask brother?

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@beka_saparbek Awesome buddy, whats your distribution network look like? If you can help?

[Anshuman Parmar @anshumansp16]

@waelnassaf @GohilHardy Examples will always work. I use conversational agents to learn stuff these days.