playing around with the Cursor Background Agent API? here's a type-safe Swift implementation for server side (could also be used in iOS apps, but haven't tested it) github.com/rosecoder/curs…

launch Cursor agents based on user feedback with a single click – in qualtive.io the user feedback and metadata are added as context

using the Cursor background agent api to do bulk-refactoring (in this case refactoring a old node api to typescript) - each agent is focused on a single file (less probability for hallucination and misstakes) - prompt includes tools and instructions to verify that everything

almost 200 PRs merged and deployed to production last 24 hours. no issues or bugs introduced whatsoever. this is for a big service handling around 1k req/s i guess this would have been a month of work one year ago

ok this is wild – anyone using the new ”browser” feature in Cursor agents? just added some rules about how to access our dev server + login details for some test accounts it's very slow, but it's working! looking forward to have this in background agents!

doing another big refactor with Cursor background agents. this time converting all of tradera.com to typescript - including all the legacy stuff from 15+ years ago i guess it will be around 700 PRs in total goal to complete it within a week with 0 production

day 2: 64 PRs merged to production (without any issues!!) now almost all utils, helpers, api wrappers and such are in typescript. also most of the redux state as-well. next up is completing the redux, do some smaller nextjs backend stuff and move on to all the shared ui

day 3: 58 PRs merged to production – still 0 bugs introduced! now all of the nextjs backend is typescript. looking into components next (around 300 left to do) 855 javascript files when i began. now 560 left.

day 4: only 50 PRs merged to production. i had to do some other stuff today as well. a nice workflow i tested: before ending the day, start up a bunch of agents which can run during the night. this resulted in me waking up to a bunch of PRs with test results completed + bugbot

made a Cursor command to launch background agents. this is the same prompt i've been using for big refactors. a nice way of removing legacy: 1. add a new linting rule and disable comments everywhere (this also makes sure no new code introduces more tech debt) 2. for each

taking over the Tradera account – switching focus to all things tech what do you want to hear from the largest second hand marketplace in the nordics countries?

hit a new record with +100 PRs in one single day. almost done with this refactoring. more details coming later this week. (still 0 bugs introduced which is insane!) my github contributions is ruined though lol

did a workshop session this week where we used Cursor Cloud Agents to refactor away all default exports in the web of Tradera all done within 3 hours (300 default exports removed) 1. launch a bunch of agents via the API 2. each agent is in charge of a set of files to

commit and create a pr is my favourite custom slash commands in Cursor: - commit: checks out to a feature branch if needed and creates the commit message with a ticket id included - pr: uses the github cli to create a pr with a title and description based on the commits +

when you are feeling lucky

fun little holiday refactor

native Cursor – built in swift with cursor cli. performance is design.