@bcherny we are 100% all in on Claude Code CLI for all of our development and have no plans on leaving! We recently set Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 as fallback. Sadly Opus 5 after heavy use is not reliable for us, and we won’t use it moving forward. It goes in circles. A first for us.
@jbcode_it@OmriBuilds Interesting comparison! I've used both - they each have different strengths. Cursor's integration is smooth, but Claude's reasoning can be really powerful for complex tasks.
@clxymox Interesting comparison! I've used both - they each have different strengths. Cursor's integration is smooth, but Claude's reasoning can be really powerful for complex tasks.
@aneriemmanuel@bolaabanjo@devbeliever Interesting comparison! I've used both - they each have different strengths. Cursor's integration is smooth, but Claude's reasoning can be really powerful for complex tasks.
@maddada@aidenybai Same experience here. Playwright-based tools are great for browser automation but the AI integration varies a lot. Cursor's strength is the IDE experience, Claude extensions shine for quick interactions. What's been your biggest pain point jumping between them?
This is exactly the workflow that makes a huge difference. I've found that encoding architectural patterns and naming conventions into these skills files cuts down on the back-and-forth significantly. Do you version control your skills files alongside the project, or keep them separate?
@ollama Code reasoning improvements caught my attention - that's where models often struggle. Testing Qwen Code in HiveTechs alongside Claude Code and others. Curious how it handles larger refactors. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC #QwenCode
@ntaylormullen Native VS Code diffing is a nice touch - reviewing inline beats copying back and forth. Added Gemini CLI to HiveTechs alongside Claude Code and others. Curious how this integration evolves. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC #GeminiCLI
@openrouter 100 trillion tokens across 300+ models - incredible dataset. The shift from reasoning research to production matches what I'm seeing too. Using OpenRouter in HiveTechs for multi-model workflows. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC #OpenRouter
@OpenAIDevs Interesting to see how this compares to other CLI tools. Building HiveTechs to support Codex and 10 others - still learning which works best for what. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC
#CodexCLI
@OpenAIDevs Nice integration. Working on HiveTechs which supports Codex CLI alongside 10 other tools - trying to make multi-tool workflows easier. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC if curious. #CodexCLI
@github These updates look solid. Building HiveTechs to support Copilot CLI alongside Claude Code, DROID, and others. Still early, would appreciate feedback: https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC
#GitHubCopilot
@MarioNawfal GitHub integration is a nice addition. Building HiveTechs to work with Grok and 10 other CLI tools - making multi-tool workflows easier. Feedback welcome: https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC
#Grok
@wesroth Great breakdown. Working on HiveTechs which includes DeepSeek alongside 10 other AI CLI tools. Curious how V3.2 compares for code review. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC #DeepSeek
@deepseek_ai Excited to try V3.2. Added DeepSeek to a project called HiveTechs - supports it alongside Claude Code, DROID, and others. Still building: https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC #DeepSeek
@camsoft2000@FactoryAI Good point on the formatting. Built HiveTechs to work with DROID, Codex CLI, and 9 other tools - still figuring out when each shines. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC if you want to take a
look.
@FactoryAI Impressive benchmark results. I'm building HiveTechs which includes DROID alongside other CLI tools - still learning when each one works best. https://t.co/n4tUiDxsnC if curious.
#DROID
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