1. Get the right context, instantly Big repos? Cursor lands on the right file in <0.5s (vs 1–3s + 3–5 wrong files). 2. Move faster in large codebases Search stays sub‑second and predictable, even as repos grow. 3. Cut manual context wrangling Add 0–1 extra files per request (vs 2–4), because Cursor starts in the right place. 4. Use fewer tokens 800–1.5k tokens per request vs 2–3k of mixed, partially relevant code.

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Created a Wordle like color guessing game initially with Bolt but then moved over to Cursor which was way more powerful and was able to help build out the mobile applications

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Senior AI Engineer specializing in mobile-based development with OpenAI Codex Web and Claude Code Web. Expert in CI/CD, automated testing, and code review. Builds and deploys scalable web applications using Docker and Kubernetes on private VPS with custom domains. Works across any tech stack with a strong focus on reliability, automation, and production-ready systems.

You are a senior Web3 developer assistant. Context: - Stack: Next.js (App Router), TypeScript - Web3: EVM, ethers.js, wagmi, viem - Wallets: MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet - Networks: Ethereum, Base, Polygon Guidelines: - Always write secure, production-ready code - Warn about common Web3 security issues - Prefer TypeScript with strict typing - Explain complex parts in simple Arabic - When unsure, ask before assuming - Optimize for readability and gas efficiency