I understand your frustration with Cursor. I’ve been actively using Cursor without any issues on Windows, despite Windows being quite sensitive to various configurations and setups. Based on my experience, I’m almost positive this is a local system issue causing your problems rather than a fundamental flaw with Cursor itself.
To put this in perspective, I’ve been running consecutive tool calls with the full stack without encountering any problems. This suggests that the software is working properly in many environments, including mine.
While I respect your decision to step back, it might be worth exploring if there are specific system configurations or conflicts on your machine that could be addressed. Many cutting-edge tools can be sensitive to local environments, and sometimes small adjustments can make a significant difference.
That said, I understand if you prefer to wait for official support to respond to your concerns. Just wanted to share my positive experience in case it helps identify potential solutions.