Cursor, Codex or Claude Code: what developers should choose in 2026
A year on the $20 plans: whose limits survive a working day, which model is worth using for what, and why I stayed on Claude.
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Notes on AI tools and product work
We break tools down on real scenarios, show the actual workflow and don't hide the limitations. No rehashed marketing pages and no texts written purely for search engines.
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Building a landing page with AI without the template look
Not prompt length but references: the tells that give a generated page away, and the process that gets you a page without them.
A task manager Claude Code can actually operate
Claude knows the repo. Give it somewhere better than a 600-line chat to leave the result.
A task manager for Codex agents
Codex can refactor a repo. Remembering why next week is a different sport.
A kanban MCP for Cursor that keeps work visible
Stop being the human middleware between Cursor and your task board.
Kelvia vs Linear MCP: which fits your agent?
Linear is bigger and deeper. Kelvia does less. That is partly a weakness and partly the point.
Kelvia vs Trello MCP: choose by workflow
Trello has a giant head start. Kelvia has one stubborn founder and a different idea about agent work.
Vibe Kanban alternative: which half do you need?
It was a runner and a board in one. Replacing each is a different problem, and only one of them is ours.
A board per client, and agents that log their own hours
A SQLite file on your laptop cannot show a client anything. Contract work has a second reader.