Cursor
The AI code editor everyone actually switched to
About Cursor
Cursor has become the default answer when developers ask which AI editor to try first. It's a VS Code fork, so your extensions, keybindings and themes carry straight over, but the agentic AI features go far beyond autocomplete.
I use it for multi-file refactors: describe the change, watch the agent edit across the codebase, review the diff. Tab completion that predicts your next edit is still the standout.
The free hobby tier is enough to evaluate it; Pro at $20/month is where serious daily use lands.
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