Yes
Overall I was very satisfied of the cost/benefit ratio
epolanski on Hacker News
In the thread “A messy experiment that changed how I think about AI code analysis”, replying to this comment
Helped: Iterative prompting and feeding example results to guide generation.
Got in the way: Inconsistent API choices and redeclaring mocks in stories.
… As most of the components had unique identifiers in terms of data-test attributes I could further ask it to implement more e2e cases. Overall I was very satisfied of the cost/benefit ratio. Stories were the most complicated part as Cursor tended to redeclare mocks multiple times rather than sharing them across, and it wasn't consistent in the API choices it made (storybook has too many ways to accomplish the same thing). …