Stas Persiianenko

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@kevinefiles @mntruell @mardehaym But they did not say it was some bug in Cursor. They just returned money.

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@mntruell @mardehaym That feels not fair. If I will launch some opus for hours and then make a post that it didn't work - nobody will return me money, and difference will be just because it's some enterprise users with more public impact 😞

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@mardehaym So maybe you should blame manager, or whoever had bright idea to give him a tool that he doesn't know how to use?

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@jancurn @apify Yeah, I understand, but practically only reliable way to do that properly is to put agent inside actor, and it makes it expensive and unpredictable. Or I can hardcode calling one particular mCP by tool name, but then I need to babysit that integration for3ver

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@jediahkatz Problem is that in reality it watches terminals pretty bad and needs constant nudging. Discovered during last few weeks that codex can just launch app and never forgets about it and just keep working on issue. Composer in Cursor just forgets about running app in few turns.

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@leerob @RhysSullivan But I don't want to maintain plugins for every harness. If one MCP server would serve everything - would be much better

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

I really like how ActorHunt improves how I build Apify actors. My agents can use it to validate ideas by keyword data, compare competitors, and get better Store context before building. If you are also automating Apify actor building, it is definitely worth trying.

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@mark_k Actually it work same good with agent-browser with proper prompting, I think codex stand out just of ease of use and polished ux

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@ericzakariasson @grok See, it also can't figure out how to use it

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@bytecrafter_1 @mntruell Why do you even need cursorrules in 2026?

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@zeeg To be honest even errors tracking is so overcomplicated in Sentry, that traces is something I just enabled and never tried to understand..

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@fredrikalindh Yes, already found. But it doesn't want to use it without nudging, (maybe system prompt diff per model) and for me stuck on trying to focus input on login screen, while gpt5 doing this without problems for last months

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@leerob ok, forced it to use computeruse - it is very bad, spent 5 minutes trying to focus input on login form..

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@leerob Indeed, if directly asked - it says it has tools, but it doesnt use them without being told to.. Like if i spawn gpt and say 'add button' - it will provide PR and video of button etc. Composer just adds code changes. Is this diff in system promt per model?

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@nathanclark_ @NotionHQ But why you didn't do it before like that on some VPS cronjob? Just because notion now give this "human friendly" hosting?

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@steipete Wait if you already run codex in cloud - its already in VM, why you need crabbox?

[Stas Persiianenko @itspers]

@brianmmdev @RevenueCat @cursor_ai It's default cursor's button, it's been like this forever