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Comment by zuzululu | Hacker News Reader

Is anybody using Grok or Cursor still? I've not used Cursor since the summer of 2025 and I've never bothered with Grok for coding. Hell, I've used Windsurf briefly for a few months.

I know a ton of people that use Codex, Claude, OpenCode but can't name a single person that uses Cursor or Grok that is knee deep into agentic coding.

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Our company (~25 engineers) uses it across the entire engineering and product orgs, and yes we are quite deep into agentic coding. We use their cloud agents for a lot of things, e.g. automated investigations of alarms, handling most customer support issues that end up hitting engineering, pre-processsing linear tickets before humans triage them, bugbot for PR reviewed with learned knowledge. Although recently they have felt like they are pulling the rug out on our legacy plan, so we may end up switching.

There are entire companies that bought into Cursor to adopt across all of their engineering orgs.

I'm on the legacy pricing annual pro plan (equates to $16/mo). I just use Opus 4.6 and have never hit more than 400 requests, so my pricing remains very cheap. That + the tab complete is what keeps me using it.

This news is very off-putting though. I will definitely not be renewing. I don't want to be associated with Musk in any way.

We just started adopting Cursor over the last six months. We have at least a hundred developers using it and several more signing up every day. I'm one of them and I'm quite happy with it.

I have claude and cursor. I enjoy cursor. It has shortcomings but its a strong product.

I use grok for various subagent tasks. It's super cheap and 100tps. Never for actual thinking though.

I don't know of Grok but we use Cursor (2000+ people, probably like 1000 devs)

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