I've been as busy coding with AI as I have ever been, preparing to release the next version of cXc.world

As I sit and watch what I hope to be the last insertion of the correct regional data in my database, I'm thankful for Grok.

Politics aside, I'm looking for the best code from AI.

After struggling with Deepseek and 4o to get my code, I've finally finished my the hardest part of code with Grok.

Rather than glued, I wanted to share what I found to be a good workflow. I am coming in Cursor, using the experimental deep seek for my agent chat, and when that runs buggy, I use 4o.

Most of the time, I am in chat mode, as opposed to agent.

I don't need new files all the time.

When Deepseek can't understand the problem, or it's just really complex, I take things into Grok.

I don't use Grok-2 in Cursor, but I don't have a reason why not.

Do you?

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All this has got me thinking, all of these packs of code project ideas and starters that we've delivered to you, as well as the ones exclusive to bundle owners, are extremely valuable now that Grok can build better than previous models on complex projects.

As always, our Bundle Owners have it all. Find it in the main resource at the bottom of the Prompt Packs section:

All the best,
- Douglas

P.S. Did you see I released my web app?

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