Yes
pretty common to have a 30-45 minute run and come back to a fully created/tested product
ghshephard on Hacker News
30-45 minute run
In the thread “SpaceX to buy Cursor for $60B”, replying to this comment
Helped: Plan mode, model selection, and agent permission management.
… I'll even switch to 1M context for the planning phase upfront. - It does an *excellent* job managing permissions and looping the agents and spinning up sub-agents for you - you set the goal, run the plan mode - and then let it churn for however long is required - pretty common to have a 30-45 minute run and come back to a fully created/tested product. The nice thing about Cursor (and honestly Claude Code, Codex) - there isn't really any "prompt engineering" involved. …