Youtube is filled with content from people who've used Claude Code to build this. Some use Claude Code to run it. A cron job initiates claude code to scan all signals and create a todo-list, action it, etc.

Search for "personal ai infra" or "claude code life os"

Might be a good starting point to get some inspiration.

[EDIT] PS: I just saw your profile and seems like you are a co-founder of a company that does exactly this? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Yes, I am thinking of pivoting, earlier I was working on a similar but different Idea.

So what? as long as it conveys the point it was supposed to, should be fine IMO.

If we are accepting LLM generated code, we should accept LLM generated content as long as it is "proof read" :)

I once asked a senior developer "how will you figure out which class/method is causing the server to crash". They gave me all sorts of answers other than "i'll add appropriate log statements and check the logs".

anyone who has actually worked for a while with large data sets should be able to answer your question. but since it "sounds simple", it probably causes most folks to freeze or go onto a tangent.

Unfortunately, because of how our industry treats interviews, people "prepare" for it and that puts even good folks in the mindset of prepared answers rather than practical answers.

Wow! I would love to try it out whenever a demo is available.

They did announce Junie. Close enough to cursor i feel. Link: https://www.jetbrains.com/junie/

But, what is stopping you from moving from Jetbrains to Cursor or the likes? AFAIK, most of the functionality can be achieved via plugins / extensions on Cursor.

Just Curious.

Because vs code is just far inferior IDE in comparison to jetbrains.

They (ms) went a long way in customization, bells and whistles, but haven’t yet nailed the basics.

Most of really experienced developers i know hate it.

I use Cursor, switch to Jetbrains to validate the code.

I don't like the VScode ui. It feels more like a 1 solution-fits-all. Jetbrains has much deeper understanding of the (debug) tools I use.

Happy customer for 4 years.

They're all playing a catchup game with each other on features. Some like GH Copilot is really falling behind as of right now. I use cursor because i like how things are set up makes sense to me.

My recommendation: Try both. I mean really give them a fair chance, atleast 2 weeks. and see which one you like. Happy coding!

This isn't shockingly original advice, but it did spur me to stop overthinking it and just spend some time with 'em. Tx!