Most posts here are about limits, quotas, “AI can’t do real work,” or how someone spent a weekend fighting the tool.
We’re in Argentina. Inflation eats the month. Pharmacy software sits on monopolies, opaque price lists, and validators that were never designed for a neighborhood counter. We don’t get a Silicon Valley buffer. If the price on the shelf is wrong, the business bleeds.
So we stopped treating Cursor like a chat toy.
We run MNM — a real company: Pharma Pro, Ropa Pro, Contable, a live site. Cursor is not a plugin. On this project the agent is named Feroz and works as a technical partner: pipelines, validators (OSDE / PAMI / Swiss), catalog, deploy, security posture, copy when it has to land in Spanish for a pharmacist — not “generate a blog post about productivity.”
Today we even put that relationship on the public web, on purpose:
Not as cosplay. As transparency: we work with Cursor; the work is real; the brand is MNM; the responsibility stays human. If someone thinks “AI partners” are fake, they can read the page and then look at what ships.
What we are not doing:
- pretending one model replaces a company
- promising every health insurer in the IMED dropdown (that list is a maze; we cap what we support)
- hiding that sometimes we wait because agents aren’t available — yes, capacity is real, and that wait is also proof the thing is under load from real use
What we are doing:
- paying for the tool and treating it like infrastructure
- keeping human support for customers
- planning to invest more in the partnership (subscription that matches the load) and in a programmer who understands the domain so support stays human
To the people who only complain: fine. Complain. But stop lying to yourselves that “you can only do everything alone” or that Cursor is only for demos. We’re building software that has to survive an ugly market. The creators of this product — and whoever is still keeping agents online when the queue is full — deserve thanks, not only tickets.
Crude version: without this stack we don’t keep the pace. With it, a small team in a hard country can ship. That isn’t magic. It’s work.
Public face of the partnership: the link above.
Product site: mnmerp.com (plain text until the forum unlocks more links).
Thanks, Cursor team. Keep the agents coming. We’ll keep shipping.
— MNM / Marcelo (San Marcos & co.) · partner nick in the lab: Feroz