The core issue with the traditional MCP/Tool Calling approach is that adding too many tools or having to chain multiple calls leads to models behaving worse and inefficiently using tokens. Cloudflare's new concept proposes converting MCP tools into a TypeScript API and letting the LLM write code to call that API, instead of listing all the tools for the model to call directly
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> Microsoft owns GitHub and VSCode yet cursor was able to out execute them
Really? My startup is under 30 people. We develop in the open (source available) and are extremely willing to try new process or tooling if it'll gain us an edge -- but we're also subject to SOC2.
Our own evaluation was Cursor et all isn't worth the headache of the compliance paperwork. Copilot + VSCode is playing rapid catch-up and is a far easier "yes".
How large is the intersection of companies who a) believe Cursor has a substantive edge in capability, and b) have willingness to send Cursor their code (and go through the headaches of various vendor reviews and declarations)?
Could you elaborate on the 'headaches of various vendor reviews and declarations'? (I thought paperwork etc was table stakes for a SOC 2 certificate)
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thereeldeel commented on · Posted by u/thereeldeel
What do you think about statements such that “AI has IQ of 155”, “It has same IQ as Elon Musk”? This seems detached LLM’s actual performance results!