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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx:
- Line 59: In the "2. **Context Window**" sentence starting "Claude’s models
support 200k+ tokens..." and the other sentence around line 123, remove the
stray double commas (",,") so each occurrence is a single comma or no comma as
appropriate; specifically edit the sentence that currently reads "...but in
practice,, it often prunes..." to "...but in practice, it often prunes..." and
make the analogous fix at the other occurrence.
- Line 399: Fix the punctuation and spelling in the sentence that reads "Cursor
uses LLMs such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc, which also have broad
multilingual programming knowledge. Frameworks are similarly supporte,; e.g.,
React components or Django models can be generated by describing them." — change
"etc," to "etc." and correct "supporte,;" to "supported," so the sentence reads
with a period after "etc." and "supported," before the example.
- Line 61: Fix the typo in the documentation string: replace "Moldel Context
Protocol (MCP)" with "Model Context Protocol (MCP)" in the text block containing
the sentence that starts "Claude Code focuses on agentic workflows..." (the
sentence referencing MCP on line 61).
In @src/app/blog/data.ts:
- Line 45: Several blog entry objects have inconsistent category values
("Databases" vs "Database"); standardize them all to the plural form
"Databases". Locate each object literal that contains category: "Database" (the
entries currently showing category: "Database" at the other occurrences) and
update the string to "Databases" so it matches the entries already using
category: "Databases" (e.g., the objects near the existing category: "Databases"
entries). Ensure every occurrence of category in the file uses "Databases"
consistently to prevent filtering issues.
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src/app/blog/eloqdoc-vs-mongodb-part2/page.mdx (1)
29-29: LGTM! Editorial improvements enhance readability.The restructuring into Part 2 is well-executed. Path updates, bold formatting additions, and cross-references to Part 1 are all consistent. The security comparison table (lines 327-338) is clear and well-formatted.
Optional: Consider shorter alternatives
Static analysis suggests "in conjunction with" (lines 210, 235) could be replaced with shorter alternatives like "with" or "alongside" for conciseness. This is purely stylistic and optional.
Also applies to: 42-44, 48-48, 83-83, 106-106, 119-119, 136-136, 146-146, 148-148, 161-161, 165-165, 174-174, 186-186, 197-197, 208-208, 214-214, 220-220, 235-235, 246-246, 258-258, 269-269, 289-290, 305-305, 316-316, 327-338, 342-342, 346-346, 366-366, 375-375, 400-406
src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx (1)
102-102: Consider standardizing spelling variants.The article mixes British and American English spellings inconsistently:
- Line 102: "summarisation" (British) vs implied "summarization" elsewhere
- Line 217: "optimized" (American) used alongside British variants
- Line 362: "emphasize" (American) vs British "emphasise"
- Line 456: "summarise" (British) vs "analyze" (American)
For professional documentation, consistency is preferred. Choose either British or American English and apply it throughout.
Also applies to: 217-217, 362-362, 456-456
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[style] ~210-~210: ‘in conjunction with’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
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[style] ~267-~267: Opting for a less wordy alternative here may improve the clarity of your writing.
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[style] ~393-~393: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
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[style] ~399-~399: In American English, abbreviations like “etc.” require a period.
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src/app/blog/eloqdoc-vs-mongodb-part1/page.mdx (1)
13-13: LGTM! Clean restructuring into a two-part series.The path update and editorial improvements successfully transform this into Part 1 of the comparison series. The internal references to Part 2 are consistent, and the narrative flow has been improved.
Also applies to: 30-30, 34-34, 73-73, 99-99, 103-103, 107-107, 138-138, 144-146
src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx (1)
35-41: LGTM! Comprehensive and well-structured comparison.This is an excellent, thorough comparison of Cursor and Claude Code. The content is well-organized with clear sections covering interface, context windows, features, MCP, pricing, and CodeRabbit integration. The TL;DR provides a helpful quick reference.
Also applies to: 43-47, 49-520
src/app/blog/data.ts (1)
13-14: LGTM! Blog metadata correctly updated.The import paths and blog entries are properly structured:
- New cursor-vs-claudecode entry with correct metadata
- EloqDoc vs MongoDB split into Part 1 and Part 2 entries
- Import paths updated to match new file structure
- All required fields (slug, title, description, publishedAt, image, etc.) are present
Also applies to: 24-62
| description: | ||
| "In this second part of our series comparing EloqDoc with MongoDB, we will examine how the two databases stack up in terms of features and capabilities. We’ll look at their transaction models, consistency guarantees, query and indexing abilities, scaling behavior from a user perspective, and other operational features (like security and backup).", | ||
| publishedAt: "2026-01-02T00:00:00Z", | ||
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Fix category inconsistency: "Database" vs "Databases".
The blog entries use inconsistent category values:
- Lines 45, 58:
category: "Databases"(plural) - Lines 204, 216, 229:
category: "Database"(singular)
This inconsistency will cause filtering and categorization issues. Standardize to either "Database" or "Databases" across all entries.
🐛 Proposed fix (standardize to plural)
{
author: "Ankur Tyagi",
slug: "mongoDB-vs-postgreSQL",
title: "MongoDB vs PostgreSQL: A Technical Comparison",
excerpt: "A technical comparison of MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL",
description:
"A technical comparison of MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL to help you choose the best database solution for your SaaS",
publishedAt: "2024-09-26T00:00:00Z",
image: MongoDBCoverImage.src,
- category: "Database",
+ category: "Databases",
isNew: false,
isFeatured: false,
},
{
author: "Ankur Tyagi",
slug: "state-of-databases-2024",
title: "State of Databases for Serverless in 2024",
excerpt: "My thoughts on the state of Databases for Serverless",
description: "My thoughts on the state of Databases for Serverless",
publishedAt: "2024-09-03T00:00:00Z",
image: StateOfDatabasesCoverImage.src,
- category: "Database",
+ category: "Databases",
isNew: false,
isFeatured: false,
},
{
author: "Ankur Tyagi",
slug: "neon-vs-supabase",
title: "Neon Postgres vs Supabase: Choose the Right Database for Your SaaS",
excerpt: "Choose the right Database for your SaaS.",
description:
"A comparison of Neon and Supabase to help you choose the best database for your SaaS",
publishedAt: "2024-08-08T00:00:00Z",
image: NeonCoverImage.src,
- category: "Database",
+ category: "Databases",
isNew: false,
isFeatured: false,
},Also applies to: 58-58, 204-204, 216-216, 229-229
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/app/blog/data.ts at line 45, Several blog entry objects have
inconsistent category values ("Databases" vs "Database"); standardize them all
to the plural form "Databases". Locate each object literal that contains
category: "Database" (the entries currently showing category: "Database" at the
other occurrences) and update the string to "Databases" so it matches the
entries already using category: "Databases" (e.g., the objects near the existing
category: "Databases" entries). Ensure every occurrence of category in the file
uses "Databases" consistently to prevent filtering issues.
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Actionable comments posted: 7
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx:
- Line 123: In the "**Extended thinking**" sentence replace the typo "multi-step
reasoning chains,," with "multi-step reasoning chains," (remove the duplicate
comma) so the sentence reads correctly and punctuation is normalized.
- Line 487: Fix the typo at the start of the sentence that reads "ith Cursor" by
changing it to "With Cursor" so the sentence begins correctly; locate the phrase
"ith Cursor, as you generate or refactor code using Cursor’s inline agent" and
update only the initial character to capital W to produce "With Cursor, as you
generate or refactor code using Cursor’s inline agent, CodeRabbit reviews
changes live in the IDE, providing inline suggestions and one-click fixes."
- Line 364: Fix the typo in the sentence "Claude code, on the other han,d brings
MCP to multiple surfaces:" by replacing "on the other han,d" with "on the other
hand" so the line reads "Claude code, on the other hand, brings MCP to multiple
surfaces:".
- Line 88: The sentence under the "Checkpoints" bullet is missing a closing
parenthesis; update the line that currently reads "**Checkpoints**: Cursor
automatically snapshots your code changes as you go, providing undo/rollback
points. (In the Agent Chat, each code-modifying step has a “+” icon to restore a
previous checkpoint." by adding the missing closing parenthesis at the end of
the parenthetical so it ends "...previous checkpoint)." to fix the punctuation.
- Line 315: The sentence contains malformed Markdown around the slash commands:
the stray backslashes and misplaced asterisks around "** /agents\*\***,
/config\*\*" should be fixed so the commands render correctly; replace the
broken tokens with properly bolded or plain text versions of the commands (e.g.,
**/agents**, **/config**, **/review**) or remove the unnecessary
backslashes/extra asterisks so the line reads cleanly and consistently.
- Line 135: Fix the possessive formatting error in the Embeddings line: replace
the incorrect phrase "Voyage 'sAI's" with "Voyage AI's" in the sentence starting
"**Embeddings** - Anthropic does not offer its own embedding model..." (the line
containing "Voyage 'sAI's") so the text reads "leveraging Voyage AI's
state-of-the-art embedding models."
In @src/app/blog/data.ts:
- Around line 37-49: The blog entry object with slug "eloqdoc-vs-mongodb-part2"
has an incorrect excerpt that describes architecture (Part 1); update the
excerpt field for that object to a concise line reflecting the
Feature-by-Feature Comparison focus (e.g., mention transactions, consistency,
querying, indexing, scaling, and operational features) so it accurately
summarizes Part 2's content.
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src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx (1)
102-102: Consider standardizing British/American English spelling.The article mixes British and American spellings throughout:
- "summarisation" (Line 102) vs "summarization" implied elsewhere
- "optimise" (Line 121) vs "optimized" (Line 217)
- "emphasise" (Line 362) vs American standard
- "summarise" and "analyse" (Line 456) vs American variants
Pick one variant (British or American English) and apply it consistently across the article.
Also applies to: 121-121, 217-217, 362-362, 456-456
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[uncategorized] ~102-~102: Do not mix variants of the same word (‘summarisation’ and ‘summarization’) within a single text.
Context: ...Context Management**: Through the above summarisation and memory features, Cursor efficiently...
(EN_WORD_COHERENCY)
[uncategorized] ~217-~217: Do not mix variants of the same word (‘optimize’ and ‘optimise’) within a single text.
Context: .../deployed models. Its own Tab model is optimized for code (trained on public repos). Cur...
(EN_WORD_COHERENCY)
[style] ~267-~267: Opting for a less wordy alternative here may improve the clarity of your writing.
Context: ...development environment where the agent not only suggests but also executes tasks with minimal friction. Claude is...
(NOT_ONLY_ALSO)
[uncategorized] ~362-~362: Do not mix variants of the same word (‘emphasize’ and ‘emphasise’) within a single text.
Context: ...{1200} height={600} /> Cursor’s docs emphasize sensible security practices (verify...
(EN_WORD_COHERENCY)
[style] ~393-~393: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ... width={1200} height={600} /> 4. Claude.ai (web) : enable org/team connectors...
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Context: ..., helping you draft thoughtful replies, summarise lengthy conversations, analyse shared f...
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[uncategorized] ~456-~456: Do not mix variants of the same word (‘analyse’ and ‘analyze’) within a single text.
Context: ...plies, summarise lengthy conversations, analyse shared files, or gather context from pr...
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src/app/blog/data.ts (3)
13-14: LGTM!New image imports are correctly added and aligned with the new blog entries.
22-36: LGTM!The new blog entry for "Cursor vs Claude Code" is well-structured with consistent metadata fields including
slug,title,excerpt,description,publishedAt,category,image,isNew, andisFeatured.
50-62: LGTM!The EloqDoc Part 1 entry and category normalizations across all blog entries are consistent and well-structured. The standardization to categories like "Database", "AI Code Editor", "Web Development", etc., improves maintainability.
Also applies to: 125-125, 140-140, 153-153, 165-165, 178-178, 191-191, 199-204, 216-216, 229-229
src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx (2)
1-41: LGTM!Imports and metadata export are correctly structured. The metadata aligns with the corresponding entry in
data.ts.
49-519: Well-structured and comprehensive comparison article.The content is thorough, covering key comparison dimensions including interface, context windows, tooling, MCP support, language support, collaboration features, and pricing. The CodeRabbit integration section at the end provides a valuable workflow perspective.
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Possessive formatting error.
"Voyage 'sAI's" should be "Voyage AI's".
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx at line 135, Fix the possessive
formatting error in the Embeddings line: replace the incorrect phrase "Voyage
'sAI's" with "Voyage AI's" in the sentence starting "**Embeddings** - Anthropic
does not offer its own embedding model..." (the line containing "Voyage 'sAI's")
so the text reads "leveraging Voyage AI's state-of-the-art embedding models."
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In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx:
- Line 239: The markdown has a stray extra asterisk breaking bold formatting
around the header name; replace the malformed "** 'context-1m-2025-08-07 beta'
**" with a correctly formatted token label such as "**'context-1m-2025-08-07
beta'**" or better use inline code like "`context-1m-2025-08-07 beta`" wherever
that string appears to restore proper rendering.
- Around line 241-250: The snippet uses invalid Python
assignment-in-parentheses; change the call to client.beta.messages.create so the
parameters are passed as proper Python keyword arguments or a dict instead of
"(model = ...)" style — e.g. call client = Anthropic() then invoke
client.beta.messages.create with model set to "claude-sonnet-4-20250514",
max_tokens set to 1024, messages as a list containing the user message, and
betas as a list containing "context-1m-2025-08-07" (use the function name
client.beta.messages.create and the parameter names model, max_tokens, messages,
betas to locate and fix the call).
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src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx (1)
384-393: Consider varying sentence structure.Three consecutive items (Claude Desktop, Claude.ai web, and the implied continuation) start with "Claude", which creates repetitive reading flow. While this is a minor style issue, varying the sentence structure could improve readability.
💡 Optional rewording suggestion
3. **Claude Desktop** : install and manage local MCP servers as Desktop Extensions (one-click style), with org controls for Team/Enterprise to enable/disable extensions for the whole org. <Image src={image18} alt="Claude Desktop MCP server extensions" width={1200} height={600} /> -4. **Claude.ai (web)** : enable org/team connectors so browser chats can use MCP tools; admins define which connectors are available. +4. **Web interface (Claude.ai)** : enable org/team connectors so browser chats can use MCP tools; admins define which connectors are available.
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1-33: LGTM!All 26 imported images are used within the article content, and the component imports are appropriate for a blog post.
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272-272: Complete the sentence.The sentence about client tools is incomplete. It says "which include:" but doesn't provide the list of what client tools include.
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-**Client tools**: Tools that execute on your systems, which include: +**Client tools**: Tools that execute on your systems.Option 2:
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The article mixes British and American English spellings ("summarisation" vs "summarization", "optimised" vs "optimized", "emphasise" vs "emphasize", "summarise/analyse" vs "summarize/analyze"). For consistency and broader audience reach, standardize on American English spelling throughout.
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+**Context Management**: Through the above summarization and memory features, Cursor efficiently manages long contexts, allowing the agent to stay aware of the overall project even in lengthy sessions.Line 121:
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-Cursor's docs emphasize sensible **security practices** (verify sources, least-privilege keys, review permissions, audit critical servers), and it's easy to disable or debug a server from the same UI temporarily.
+Cursor's docs emphasize sensible **security practices** (verify sources, least-privilege keys, review permissions, audit critical servers), and it's easy to temporarily disable or debug a server from the same UI.Line 456:
-With this integration, Claude becomes a true collaborator within Slack, helping you draft thoughtful replies, summarise lengthy conversations, analyse shared files, or gather context from previous discussions before meetings.
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🌐 Web query:
Claude Sonnet 4 model name context window size January 2026
💡 Result:
Claude Sonnet 4 — API model name: claude-sonnet-4-20250514 — supports up to a 1,000,000‑token context window (1M tokens; beta rollout announced Aug 12, 2025). [1][2][3]
Sources:
[1] Anthropic models overview (model name).
[2] Anthropic / Claude docs — context windows (1M token support).
[3] Claude blog post announcing 1M context (Aug 12, 2025).
🌐 Web query:
Claude API beta header context-1m-2025-08-07 support
💡 Result:
Yes — context-1m-2025-08-07 is a Claude beta header that enables the ~1,000,000-token context window. It’s supported for Claude Sonnet 4 (and Sonnet 4.5 per newer docs), available in beta to eligible orgs (usage tier 4 or custom rate limits), and is enabled by adding the beta header (or SDK betas parameter) to your requests. Note: it’s a beta feature with its own rate/cost considerations and limited availability. [1][2][3]
How to enable (examples in docs):
- SDK: pass betas=["context-1m-2025-08-07"] in the beta client call. [1]
- Raw HTTP: include the anthropic-beta header with value context-1m-2025-08-07. [3]
References:
[1] Anthropic — Context windows (Claude docs).
[2] Claude docs — 1M token context info (Sonnet 4 / 4.5).
[3] Claude docs — Beta headers (how to send anthropic-beta).
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Cursor AI pricing plans features January 2026
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As of January 9, 2026 — summary of Cursor’s public pricing plans and key features:
Individual
- Hobby (Free): limited agent requests, limited tab completions, Pro trial. [1]
- Pro — $20/month: everything in Hobby + extended/unlimited tab completions, background agents, max context windows, included API agent usage/credits. [1][2]
- Pro+ — $60/month: everything in Pro + ~3× usage on OpenAI/Claude/Gemini models (higher included usage). [1][2]
- Ultra — $200/month: everything in Pro + ~20× usage on premium models and priority access to new features. [1][4]
Team / Business
- Teams — $40/user/month: Pro features + shared chats/commands/rules, centralized billing, usage analytics, org privacy controls, role-based access, SSO. [1]
- Enterprise — custom: Teams features + pooled usage, invoice/PO billing, SCIM, audit & API logs, granular admin controls, priority support. [1]
Add‑ons / Notes
- Bugbot (code-review assistant) available as free tier and paid tiers (Pro/Teams/Enterprise) with varying review limits and analytics. [1]
- Individual plans include a pool of agent/API usage (plans list included usage credits; model choice affects consumption). Dashboard shows usage details. [2]
- Pricing has been updated (2024–2025) to mix included usage pools and API-style billing for high‑context calls; Ultra was introduced as a $200/mo power tier. [4][8]
Sources: Cursor pricing page and docs (Cursor.com) and Cursor product blog. [1][2][4]
References
[1] Cursor — Pricing (cursor.com/pricing).
[2] Cursor Docs — Account / Rate limits & included usage.
[3] Cursor blog — Introducing the Ultra Plan.
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Claude Opus 4.1 Claude 3.5 Haiku current models January 2026
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As of January 9, 2026:
- Claude Opus 4.1 — active, released Aug 5, 2025; available to paid Claude users and via Anthropic’s API (also in Bedrock & Vertex AI). [1]
- Claude 3.5 Haiku — active (Haiku family; 3.5 Haiku released Oct 22, 2024 / listed as active); available as a lightweight, cost‑efficient Claude variant. [2]
- Anthropic model-deprecation notes confirm Opus 4.1 and Claude 3.5 Haiku are listed as active (with retirement windows shown for older models). [3]
Sources: Anthropic product/announcement pages and Anthropic model-deprecations. [1][2][3]
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Clarify the beta header format and verify Claude/Anthropic pricing details.
Most claims have been verified:
- ✓ Claude model names (Sonnet 4, Opus 4.1, Claude 3.5 Haiku) are correct
- ✓ Context windows (200K for Opus, 1M for Sonnet 4) are accurate
- ✓ Cursor pricing (Pro $20/mo, Pro+ $60/mo, Ultra $200/mo, Teams $40/user/mo) is current as of January 2026
However, the beta header syntax at line 239 is imprecise. The header is context-1m-2025-08-07 (not "context-1m-2025-08-07 beta"). Use one of these forms:
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anthropic-betaheader with valuecontext-1m-2025-08-07 - SDK: Pass
betas=["context-1m-2025-08-07"]in the client call
Also verify Claude/Anthropic pricing details in the table (line 463) — specifically whether Pro is $17/mo and Max is $100+/mo. Additionally, clarify line 215 from "Claude 4 Sonnet/Opus" to "Claude Sonnet 4 / Opus 4.1" for accuracy.
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Fix the Python syntax error.
The code uses invalid Python syntax with parentheses around assignments. This should be a proper dictionary passed to the API method.
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-response = client.beta.messages.create(
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+response = client.beta.messages.create(
+ model="claude-sonnet-4-20250514",
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+ messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Process this large document..."}],
+ betas=["context-1m-2025-08-07"]
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In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx around lines 241 - 250, The
snippet uses invalid Python assignment-in-parentheses; change the call to
client.beta.messages.create so the parameters are passed as proper Python
keyword arguments or a dict instead of "(model = ...)" style — e.g. call client
= Anthropic() then invoke client.beta.messages.create with model set to
"claude-sonnet-4-20250514", max_tokens set to 1024, messages as a list
containing the user message, and betas as a list containing
"context-1m-2025-08-07" (use the function name client.beta.messages.create and
the parameter names model, max_tokens, messages, betas to locate and fix the
call).
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/app/blog/data.ts:
- Line 14: The build fails because the import CursorVSClaudeCode in
src/app/blog/data.ts references a missing file
"@/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/cover.png"; add the missing cover.png to the
cursor-vs-claudecode directory (matching the exact filename and case), or if the
image has a different name, update the import to the correct filename/path (or
remove the import and any usage of CursorVSClaudeCode) so the module resolves at
build time.
- Around line 37-49: Update the excerpt field for the blog entry with slug
"eloqdoc-vs-mongodb-part2" in src/app/blog/data.ts to reflect Part 2’s focus on
features rather than architecture; change the value of the excerpt property from
"An overview of EloqDoc and MongoDB architecture" to a concise
feature-comparison line such as "A feature-by-feature comparison of EloqDoc and
MongoDB" (or similar wording that mentions feature comparison).
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191-191: Minor category inconsistency: "Auth" vs "Authentication".Line 98 uses
"Authentication"for betterauth-vs-nextauth, while line 191 uses"Auth"for supabase-vs-clerk. Consider using a consistent category name for authentication-related posts.
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23-36: Blog entry structure looks good.The new "Cursor vs Claude Code" entry follows the established pattern. Once the missing cover image is added, this entry will be complete.
50-62: LGTM!The Part 1 entry updates are consistent with the series organization.
195-232: LGTM!The category normalizations and minor style fixes improve consistency across the blog entries.
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In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx:
- Around line 102-103: The text mixes US and UK spellings (e.g., "summarisation"
vs "summarization") — choose one variant (preferably US or project style) and
normalize all instances: change "summarisation" to "summarization" (or vice
versa), "optimise"/"optimize", "emphasise"/"emphasize", "analyse"/"analyze",
"summarise"/"summarize" across the file; specifically update the sentence under
"Context Management" and also apply the same replacements at the other flagged
locations (around lines 217-218, 362-363, 456-457) so spelling is consistent
throughout.
- Around line 57-66: The passage makes time-sensitive, potentially outdated
claims about context windows and pricing; update the three flagged areas by (1)
changing the "Cursor Max Mode" line to state that Max Mode is model-dependent
(e.g., "model-dependent, up to each model's max tokens") instead of a fixed
"~200K" and remove the hard 200K ceiling wording, (2) revise the "Claude Code
availability" pricing/gate claim to reflect current tiers (e.g., note
availability to Pro subscribers as of Oct 2025 if confirmed) and update the Pro
price if changed, and (3) replace the vague "$100+/mo" Claude Max pricing with
the specific two-tier phrasing ($100/month for 5x and $200/month for 20x) if
accurate; for all three edits (the strings "Cursor Max Mode", "Claude Code", and
"Claude Max") add "As of Jan 2026" timestamps and cite vendor docs or release
notes (or mark as "citation needed") for each claim, and then run the same
verification/update across the other referenced sections (lines 213–240 and
458–468) to ensure consistency.
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1-33: Consider more maintainable image naming + reduce boilerplate imports
image1...image26makes future edits hard (especially when swapping/reordering screenshots). Prefer semantic names (cursorTabsPng,claudeCliPng, etc.) so the article stays maintainable.
75-80: Improve image responsiveness and avoid accidental aspect-ratio distortionUsing fixed
width={1200} height={600}everywhere can unintentionally distort/crop if the source images aren’t 2:1. Also, addingsizeshelps Next pick the right responsive image. Consider switching to each image’s intrinsic dimensions and a sharedsizes.Example adjustment (apply pattern across images)
<Image src={image1} alt="Cursor AI-powered code editor" - width={1200} - height={600} + width={image1.width} + height={image1.height} + sizes="(max-width: 768px) 100vw, 1200px" />Also applies to: 108-113
35-47: De-duplicate title and author betweenmetadataandBlogHeaderThe title and author values are duplicated; small edits can drift. Consider hoisting constants and reusing them.
Proposed refactor
+const title = "Cursor vs Claude Code: A Comprehensive Comparison" +const author = "Ankur Tyagi" +const publishedAt = "2026-01-08T00:00:00Z" +const description = + "In this article, we compare Cursor and Claude Code across a range of aspects, including context window size, tooling, code review, refactoring and debugging support, editor ergonomics, language support, workflow integration, and pricing. This structured comparison will help you understand which tool best suits your different development needs." export const metadata = getMetadata({ path: "/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode", - title: "Cursor vs Claude Code: A Comprehensive Comparison", - description: - "In this article, we compare Cursor and Claude Code across a range of aspects, including context window size, tooling, code review, refactoring and debugging support, editor ergonomics, language support, workflow integration, and pricing. This structured comparison will help you understand which tool best suits your different development needs.", + title, + description, image: CoverImage.src, }) <BlogHeader - title={"Cursor vs Claude Code: A Comprehensive Comparison"} - author={"Ankur Tyagi"} - publishedAt={"2026-01-08T00:00:00Z"} + title={title} + author={author} + publishedAt={publishedAt} />
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235-250: Fix thejscode fence: snippet is not valid JavaScript or PythonThe code block uses invalid syntax mixing Python function call structure with JavaScript object notation. The parentheses around arguments with
=operators are not valid in either language. According to the Anthropic SDK documentation, the correct syntax is:Python SDK:
response = client.beta.messages.create( model="claude-sonnet-4-20250514", max_tokens=1024, messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Process this large document..."}], betas=["context-1m-2025-08-07"] )Node.js/TypeScript SDK:
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- Anthropic blog — "Introducing the Max Plan" (Apr 9, 2025).
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- Cursor Max Mode context ceiling: The file states "Max (~200K tokens)" but Cursor's Max Mode supports each model's maximum (some models like Gemini 2.5 Pro and GPT-4.1 support 1M+ tokens). Clarify that Max Mode is model-dependent, not a fixed 200K ceiling.
- Claude Code availability: The file states Claude Code requires "Premium seat ($150/user)" for teams, but Claude Code is now available to Pro subscribers ($20/mo) as of Oct 2025. Individual tier claim of "$17/mo" for Pro may also be outdated.
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- Missing citations: Add sources or "As of Jan 2026" timestamp for all version-specific claims (context windows, pricing tiers, plan gates, model capabilities).
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ceiling wording, (2) revise the "Claude Code availability" pricing/gate claim to
reflect current tiers (e.g., note availability to Pro subscribers as of Oct 2025
if confirmed) and update the Pro price if changed, and (3) replace the vague
"$100+/mo" Claude Max pricing with the specific two-tier phrasing ($100/month
for 5x and $200/month for 20x) if accurate; for all three edits (the strings
"Cursor Max Mode", "Claude Code", and "Claude Max") add "As of Jan 2026"
timestamps and cite vendor docs or release notes (or mark as "citation needed")
for each claim, and then run the same verification/update across the other
referenced sections (lines 213–240 and 458–468) to ensure consistency.
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In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx:
- Around line 102-103: The article mixes UK and US spelling; normalize to one
variant (use US English) by replacing UK forms with US equivalents—e.g., change
"summarisation" -> "summarization", "optimise" -> "optimize", "emphasise" ->
"emphasize", "summarise" -> "summarize", "analyse" -> "analyze"—and apply the
same normalization to the other flagged occurrences (around the phrases noted:
the instance with "Context Management" and the groups at the other flagged
sections).
- Around line 202-203: Fix the grammar in the sentence that currently reads
"allows us to custom instructions" by changing it to "allows us to customize
instructions" (refer to the sentence starting with "Cursor also now allows
us..." in page.mdx), and add a short safety note immediately before any install
snippet that pipes a remote script into a shell (specifically the "curl -fsSL
https://cli.coderabbit.ai/install.sh | sh" snippet) telling readers to review
the script before running it in their environment; apply the same grammar fix
and the same safety-note insertion to the duplicate install block around lines
509-516.
- Around line 239-250: Fix the invalid Python snippet by adding the correct
import (Anthropic), removing the parentheses around keyword arguments in the
client.beta.messages.create call, replacing the JavaScript-style object with a
Python dict for messages (use a list of dicts), and ensure the betas argument
includes the string "context-1m-2025-08-07" so the 1M token context header is
sent; update the call to client.beta.messages.create to use standard Python
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Use one English variant consistently (US vs UK) within the article.
LanguageTool flags mixed variants (summarization/summarisation, optimize/optimise, emphasize/emphasise, summarize/summarise, analyze/analyse). Pick one (likely US for a US audience) and normalize.
Possible patch (US English)
-- **Context Management**: Through the above summarisation and memory features, Cursor efficiently manages long contexts, allowing the agent to stay aware of the overall project even in lengthy sessions.
+- **Context Management**: Through the above summarization and memory features, Cursor efficiently manages long contexts, allowing the agent to stay aware of the overall project even in lengthy sessions.
-- **Prompt caching** allows you to optimise your API usage by resuming prompts from specific prefixes. This can reduce processing time and costs.
+- **Prompt caching** allows you to optimize your API usage by resuming prompts from specific prefixes. This can reduce processing time and costs.
-Cursor’s docs emphasize sensible **security practices** (verify sources, least-privilege keys, review permissions, audit critical servers), and it’s easy to disable or debug a server from the same UI temporarily.
+Cursor’s docs emphasize sensible **security practices** (verify sources, least-privilege keys, review permissions, audit critical servers), and it’s easy to disable or debug a server from the same UI temporarily.
-With this integration, Claude becomes a true collaborator within Slack, helping you draft thoughtful replies, summarise lengthy conversations, analyse shared files, or gather context from previous discussions before meetings.
+With this integration, Claude becomes a true collaborator within Slack, helping you draft thoughtful replies, summarize lengthy conversations, analyze shared files, or gather context from previous discussions before meetings.Also applies to: 121-123, 362-363, 456-457
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In @src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/page.mdx around lines 102 - 103, The
article mixes UK and US spelling; normalize to one variant (use US English) by
replacing UK forms with US equivalents—e.g., change "summarisation" ->
"summarization", "optimise" -> "optimize", "emphasise" -> "emphasize",
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normalization to the other flagged occurrences (around the phrases noted: the
instance with "Context Management" and the groups at the other flagged
sections).
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Tighten wording + avoid “pipe to shell” without a safety note.
- Line 202 reads grammatically off (“allows us to custom instructions”).
- The install snippet pipes a remote script into
sh; consider adding a short “review the script before running” note since this is a public blog post.
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-Cursor also now allows us to custom instructions for Agent behavior. Rules help maintain coding standards, enforce patterns, and personalize how Agent assists with your project.
+Cursor now allows you to add custom instructions for Agent behavior. Rules help maintain coding standards, enforce patterns, and personalize how the Agent assists with your project.
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#install CodeRabbit
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grammar in the sentence that currently reads "allows us to custom instructions"
by changing it to "allows us to customize instructions" (refer to the sentence
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safety note immediately before any install snippet that pipes a remote script
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max_tokens=..., messages=[{"role": "...", "content": "..."}],
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14-14: LGTM!The import follows the established pattern and naming convention used for other blog cover images.
23-36: LGTM!The new blog entry is well-structured with all required metadata fields present. The placement at the top of the array maintains the chronological ordering (newest first), and the category "AI Code Editor" is consistent with similar content like the "Cursor vs Windsurf" article.
45-45: Good consistency improvement!The normalization of the category from "Databases" (plural) to "Database" (singular) improves consistency across all database-related blog posts.
Also applies to: 58-58, 204-204, 216-216, 229-229
41-47: Verify the isNew flag change.The excerpt and description updates look good and provide more clarity about the article's content. However, the
isNewflag was changed totruefor content published on 2026-01-02.Please confirm this is intentional. Is there a specific time window during which content should be marked as "new"?
56-56: Good content refinement!The updated description provides better clarity about the article's scope and focus on architectural foundations.
199-201: Nice punctuation consistency!Adding the period to "vs." improves consistency with standard abbreviation formatting.
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In @src/app/blog/data.ts:
- Line 41: Update the post object's excerpt property that currently reads "An
overview of EloqDoc and MongoDB architecture" to accurately reflect Part 2;
replace it with a concise line such as "Feature-by-feature comparison of EloqDoc
and MongoDB" wherever the excerpt key is defined for the Part 2 post in the blog
data (the excerpt field in the post object in data.ts).
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14-14: LGTM!The import follows the established pattern and naming convention used for other blog cover images.
23-36: LGTM! Verify category naming convention.The new blog entry is well-structured with complete metadata. However, this entry uses the category "AI Code Editor" while the Cody vs Cursor entry (line 140) uses "AI Code Assistant". Please confirm this distinction is intentional and aligns with your content taxonomy.
45-45: LGTM! Category standardization improves content organization.The systematic category updates across multiple blog entries improve consistency and content discoverability. The categories chosen are appropriate for each topic.
Also applies to: 58-58, 125-125, 140-140, 153-153, 165-165, 178-178, 191-191, 204-204, 216-216, 229-229
74-74: VerifyisNewflag for older blog posts.The posts from November 2025 (line 74) and October 2025 (line 86) are still marked with
isNew: true, despite being 2-3 months old. Please confirm whether these should still be flagged as "new" content, as this typically applies to posts within the last few weeks.Also applies to: 86-86
43-43: LGTM! Content refinements improve clarity.The punctuation corrections and expanded descriptions enhance the quality and consistency of the blog metadata.
Also applies to: 56-56, 133-133, 199-199, 201-201
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90-102: Category taxonomy drift:"Authentication"vs"Auth"may split filters.
betterauth-vs-nextauthusescategory: "Authentication"(Line 98) whilesupabase-vs-clerkusescategory: "Auth"(Line 191). If category grouping is string-based, these become two separate categories.Suggestion: pick one canonical label and align both, or centralize categories into constants/typed union to prevent future drift.
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In @src/app/blog/data.ts:
- Around line 39-45: Prettier is failing due to formatting around the blog post
fields (notably the excerpt and description for the entry with slug
"eloqdoc-vs-mongodb-feature-comparison"); run your project's formatter (e.g.,
prettier --write src/app/blog/data.ts or npm run format) or manually rewrap the
excerpt and description strings to match Prettier's wrapping rules and commit
the updated file so the CI lint/prettier check passes.
- Around line 23-36: The description for the blog entry with slug
"cursor-vs-claudecode" is too long for meta tags; either shorten the existing
description to ~150 characters or add a new concise field named metaDescription
and leave description as-is; update the object in src/app/blog/data.ts (the
entry containing author "Ankur Tyagi" and slug "cursor-vs-claudecode") to
include metaDescription with a ~150-char summary or replace description with a
shorter string, and ensure any code that reads meta tags prefers metaDescription
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14-36: New blog entry wiring looks consistent (slug/image/flags).Import + new
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| author: "Ankur Tyagi", | ||
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| title: "Cursor vs Claude Code: A Comprehensive Comparison", | ||
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| "A comprehensive comparison of Cursor and Claude Code AI code editors", | ||
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| "In this article, we compare Cursor and Claude Code across a range of aspects, including context window size, tooling, code review, refactoring and debugging support, editor ergonomics, language support, workflow integration, and pricing. This structured comparison will help you understand which tool best suits your different development needs.", | ||
| publishedAt: "2026-01-08T00:00:00Z", | ||
| category: "AI Code Editor", | ||
| image: CursorVSClaudeCode.src, | ||
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"line_29_30_cursor_vs_claude": "In this article, we compare Cursor and Claude Code across a range of aspects, including context window size, tooling, code review, refactoring and debugging support, editor ergonomics, language support, workflow integration, and pricing. This structured comparison will help you understand which tool best suits your different development needs.",
"line_42_44_eloqdoc_mongodb": "In this second part of our series comparing EloqDoc with MongoDB, we will examine how the two databases stack up in terms of features and capabilities. We'll look at their transaction models, consistency guarantees, query and indexing abilities, scaling behavior from a user perspective, and other operational features (like security and backup).",
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for name, desc in descriptions.items():
print(f"{name}: {len(desc)} characters")
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print("- Social media (OG/Twitter): 155-160 characters")
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Consider shortening description fields for optimal meta tag display. The description field is used directly as HTML meta descriptions (for search engines, OG tags, and Twitter cards) in blog post pages. The two examples at lines 29–30 (~294 characters) and 42–44 (~335 characters) significantly exceed the recommended 150–160 character limit and will be truncated in Google Search results and social media previews. Either shorten these descriptions or create a separate metaDescription field with a concise version.
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In @src/app/blog/data.ts around lines 23 - 36, The description for the blog
entry with slug "cursor-vs-claudecode" is too long for meta tags; either shorten
the existing description to ~150 characters or add a new concise field named
metaDescription and leave description as-is; update the object in
src/app/blog/data.ts (the entry containing author "Ankur Tyagi" and slug
"cursor-vs-claudecode") to include metaDescription with a ~150-char summary or
replace description with a shorter string, and ensure any code that reads meta
tags prefers metaDescription when present.
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src/app/blog/data.ts (2)
192-192: Minor inconsistency in auth-related categories.This entry uses
"Auth"but the BetterAuth entry at line 99 uses"Authentication". Consider standardizing to one category name for consistency in filtering/grouping.♻️ Suggested fix for consistency
Either change this to match line 99:
- category: "Auth", + category: "Authentication",Or update line 99 to match this:
- category: "Authentication", + category: "Auth",
199-202: Minor punctuation inconsistency with "vs" usage.The excerpt and description use "vs." (with period) while the title on line 199 uses "vs" (without period). This is a very minor nit, but for consistency you may want to standardize across title, excerpt, and description.
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Repo: tyaga001/devtoolsacademy PR: 39
File: src/components/tools/toolDetails/ToolDetailsPage.tsx:186-197
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Learning: In `src/components/tools/toolDetails/ToolDetailsPage.tsx`, the `ToolDetailsPage` component contains a hardcoded description in the about section.
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14-14: LGTM!The import follows the established pattern for blog cover images and is consistent with other imports in this file.
44-62: LGTM!The category normalization to "Database" is appropriate for these database comparison articles, and the expanded descriptions provide better context for readers.
126-230: Category standardization looks good.The category updates across multiple entries provide better organization:
- "AI Code Editor" for editor comparisons
- "AI Code Assistant" for assistant tools
- "Web Development", "Code Review", "SaaS", "Database" for respective topics
This normalization will improve content filtering and navigation.
23-36: New blog entry structure is correct.The entry properly follows the established schema. The cover image is correctly imported and the file exists at
src/app/blog/cursor-vs-claudecode/cover.png. All required fields are present and properly formatted.
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75-75: Update staleisNewflags for older articles.Articles published in October and November 2025 are marked with
isNew: true, but as of January 2026, they are 2–2.5 months old and should no longer be considered new. Consider removing or updating these flags to better reflect content freshness to users.
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14-14: LGTM!The import follows the established pattern and the path correctly matches the blog slug.
23-36: LGTM! New blog entry is well-structured.The entry follows the established pattern and all required fields are properly populated. The
isNewandisFeaturedflags are appropriate for this recently published article.Note: Consider reviewing the
isNewflags on older entries (see separate comment below).
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