I thank you for your support on behalf of cursor
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Started using it from 27th of May, built a personal website,
admin panel, backend and used mongo db.
I come from react js background and been able to know end to end flow in languages like, next js, spring boot java, mongodb make me feel great.
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@xuzhiping7
$2300
I expect the number to keep getting worse as they make cursor better lol!
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What? How much? How?
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Nice!
I have it create Readmes in many subdirectories. I have about 10, each one for a different section/purpose. And my master rules have it check the readmes (rarely works, so I have to @readme it)
I have it document use-case (not technical) requirements at the top of every file.
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noice!
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These stats are for my own project and I am the client, but my anecdote is about a diversion back January where I encountered an impactful bug in a very large codebases out there on Github, written in Rust
I reported the bug and they assigned it to me to fix, ha ha ha, written in a language I had never used before - I was able to solve it thanks to Cursor and submit a pull request that was accepted.
Took me about 3 or 4 days to do it. I’m sure it was much more than a million lines in that repository. I’m proud of that, especially since its a very well known repo 
Something else that is on my bucket list is to write a math function for a Field-programmable gate array PCIe card.
My modest codebase breakdown is as follows:
Extension Files Lines
- .py 62 files 20,968 lines
- .json 34 files 15,049 lines
- .sql 17 files 7,329 lines
- .mdc 32 files 6,182 lines
- .txt 9 files 6,012 lines
- .sh 11 files 1,781 lines
- .md 9 files 1,633 lines
- .ps1 14 files 1,443 lines
- .conf 7 files 1,313 lines
- .js 1 files 64 lines
- .com 1 files 24 lines
- .pcap 1 files 23 lines
- .doc 1 files 20 lines
Summary:
Total files: 208
Total lines: 62439
Average lines per Python file: 338.19
Maximum lines in a Python file: 1171
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workjob in china 
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I have 2,400 lines of code in one module that sits with 4 other modules… .I digress. This is only the lower section of the screen.
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1.9 Million Lines in the 30 day period, I do remember seeing atleast 2.3 million or so this last 30 days but its been removed from my dashboard sadly so I can’t tell anymore.
Probably only part of all code I’ve generated/created in the timeframe as I also use other copilots and my own.
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How is testing going ?
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If this was towards me, my personal AI model has unbeatable capabilities and privacy, but I don’t think I should talk about anything like that on a possible competitor in the future ;p Feel free to check my github if you want to understand the truth depth of what an AI can do.
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well, 1500 for the first day… is it bad?
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That’s insane and equally concerning, do you vet all the code you’re producing?
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Aqua, I’m curious about your codebase, what is the predominant language, average file size and max file size statistics? Not being crictal but only 5 tabs in a month means not much direct interactions with your code manually, my tabs are low too, but your ratio is extreme.
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It is implemented mainly in Rust.
Roughly, each file averages about 3000 lines.
I think the maximum is about 10,000 lines.
I also use tabs less because I prefer to write by myself rather than by tabs. (Partly because tabbed completion is inaccurate…)
So you have so much code here because you are mainly making the OS, browser, etc.
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