I'm having way too much fun with AI.

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Why it worked

The video provides a high-value, comparative 'benchmark' test that appeals to developers, making the product's efficiency gains feel like an objective discovery rather than a sales pitch.

Summary

The creator compares the performance of two AI models, Opus and Composer, within the Cursor code editor by building a meal planner application. She demonstrates the speed and cost efficiency of each model to highlight the capabilities of the Cursor platform.

Structure

1Introduction of the experiment comparing two AI models
2Demonstration of the prompt input in Cursor
3Review of the Opus model's output and performance metrics
4Review of the Composer model's output and performance metrics
5Comparison of time and cost efficiency
6Disclosure of sponsorship

Original caption

I'm having way too much fun with AI 🧪 been building lots with the new cursor and wanted to see how two models would tackle the same fun app idea - a meal planner. Comment ‘recipe’ and I’ll send you the prompt to build this yourself! #CursorCreator #cursor @Cursor

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Product placement

The video is a direct demonstration of the Cursor code editor's 'Composer' feature, showing its interface and functionality throughout the screen recording.

Call to action

Comment ‘recipe’ and I’ll send you the prompt to build this yourself!

On-screen text

Opus 4.7 Composer 2 meal-planner-1 build an interactive AI meal planner web app Set up Cloud Agents Plan New Idea Opus Composer Time Cost this video is sponsored by cursor

Transcript

I'm having way too much fun with AI. I've been building lots with the new Cursor and wanted to see how two models would tackle the same fun app idea, a meal planner. So I'm running the same prompt with two agents at the same time in Cursor. One is using Composer, which is Cursor's own high efficiency model, and one is using Opus. Okay, looks like they're done. We'll start with Opus. Clean UI seems to have fully understood my project idea. Let me click through the calendar. Nice. I really like it. That took 9 minutes and $3.38. Composer was so quick, which I love. The UI is a bit different. Let me see if it works. So if I take this recipe. That's so cool. It's given me all the ingredients. It's auto-filled it to the day. And that took 4 minutes and 45 cents. This video is sponsored by Cursor.