A weekly digest from the Agentic Architect persistence kit: 8 senior C#/.NET rules and 1 new essay for engineers keeping Cursor honest across sessions.
Every weekday a single, opinionated rule for senior C#/.NET engineers using Cursor. Here's the full week in one read — canonical posts live on the Agentic Architect blog.
New essays this week
GLM 5.2 vs Claude Fable 5: agentic coding at a fraction of the cost
Tue 07 Jul · AI models
I ran the same agent task on both. Fable 5 is faster and stronger on benchmarks, but GLM 5.2 finished for $2.76 vs over $10. The honest cost math for running agents on open weights.
A weekly digest from the Agentic Architect persistence kit: 3 senior C#/.NET rules and 4 new essays for engineers keeping Cursor…
A weekly digest from the Agentic Architect persistence kit: 7 senior C#/.NET rules for engineers keeping Cursor honest across…
I used to think AI coding assistants plateaued because the models weren't good enough. Then I watched...
Cursor 3.0 Agents Window, Claude Opus 4.7 SWE-bench 87.6%, Windsurf 2.0 + Devin Cloud, LangGraph MCP A2A production systems,…
Most Cursor rules I see online are wish lists. "Write clean code." "Follow best practices." "Be...
You did the responsible thing. You added a rules file for your AI tool, .cursorrules or CLAUDE.md or...
