Cursor has multiple usage modes — from the VS Code fork to the agents window, the command line interface, the iOS app, and the website in a browser. Cursor also has fully functional cloud environments on demand that can be run programmatically as part of any application using the SDK. When practicing AI-driven development, merely using Cursor is not automatically going to increase your quality, your software stability, or your speed of software delivery.
In this training, Jeffrey Palermo, Chief Technology Officer of Clear Measure, an AI-driven software architecture company, gives you the right architectural thinking about how Cursor fits into your existing development environment, and what architectural elements you need in order to up-level your existing DevOps environment to a fully featured AI DevOps environment. You will see ways to completely delegate some features to Cursor while choosing to develop more complex features interactively, using the different Cursor usage modes.
You will learn how to measure your Cursor implementation to know if the quality of your software is increasing or decreasing, if the stability of your system in production is getting better or worse, and if your team is actually speeding up and delivering more — or silently slowing down.And you will walk away knowing how to deliver a report that makes sense to management so that they can see the return on investment of your Cursor investment.