AI Coding

Two VS Code–based AI editors with very different personalities. Here's how Cursor and Windsurf compare on autocomplete, agents, models, pricing, and enterprise features — and which fits your workflow.

Two tools for running Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents in parallel — one is a full desktop IDE, the other a single terminal binary. Here's how they differ and which fits your workflow.

A feature-by-feature look at the leading AI code review tools — from PR-native reviewers like CodeRabbit and GitHub Copilot to security and quality platforms like Snyk and Sonar — so you can match one to your workflow.

A look at terminal-based managers for AI coding agents: what "still moving" means, how to check a tool's activity yourself, and where CCManager and herdr fit.

A practical guide to reading a coding-agent sandbox project's commit history: what GitHub's 52-week graph shows, what the repository's total count does not, and which signals to check alongside it.

A field guide to why a GitHub project goes quiet — archived, transferred, deleted, or made private — and how to read each signal and recover access.

One is an open-source pair programmer that lives in your terminal and git repo. The other is a full AI-powered editor with agents, autocomplete, and cloud features. Here's how Aider and Cursor actually differ.