How Cursor Shipped its Coding Agent to Production
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Sonar's survey reveals 96% of developers don't trust AI-generated code, yet only 48% always verify it before committing. Meanwhile, Cursor shipped Composer 2.0, claiming 4x faster performance than similar models. The article explores three key engineering challenges in building production coding agents: reliable code editing (the "diff problem"), compounded latency through agent loops, and secure sandboxing at scale.
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