What's your coding tech stack, whether it is AI backed or not, this is interesting

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Answers only with typos and typed with your little finger, I 'll let you guys start:

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Python, SQL, Docker, Terraform, GCP Cloud and Snowflake. Related to AI: Vertex AI, Agent2Agent protocols, Claude Code and Cortex

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I started in Notepad++, then moved to pycharm. When I started coding for pyRevit I was using ChatGPT to write the first iteration, then copy+paste back and forth (this was befor any AI in IDE was a useful thing) or I did minor manual fixes.

Started using Cursor about 2-2.5years ago, and still use it. I now mainly rely on rules (both user/team and project related), docs and some skills as a harness to eliminate typical errors and improve outcome. I also use MCP (usually custom made or very project related) to some extent, but very limited.

For larger projects I first plan with ChatGPT or Claude. When Im happy with the plan I ask for a json-promt that i feed to Cursor to build the project. I give it the json-promt as a file, ask it to make some .md to reference as it builds (plans, documentation of the project and a userguide if needed). This often gives me a usable MVP in a very short time, when starting new projects.

I want to look into custom memory to see if it has benefits, just havent gotten around to testing it.

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Pretty straight forward. ChatGPT Enterprise and VS Code. Every now and then, ChatGPT gets stupid and Iā€™ll use Claude to QA/QC.

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Notepad++, pyrevit forum :wink: and github copilot,

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Visual Studio Code with the Claude Code extension. Using only Opus or Fable.

Python for most coding problems. I also have a simple Nuxt/Vue stack I use for web apps.

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Mostly VSCode + VIM extension and CLI agents depending on the task. For recreational coding and backend I use codex, the frontend and creative tasks are delegated to claude code :rocket:

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Notepad++, pyrevit forum :wink: and github copilot

I second Notepad++. I honestly canā€™t be bothered with all the complicated ā€œfeaturesā€ of other IDEs. They just take too long to start up and get in the way of actually coding.

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vscode + Claude Code (90% Opus / 10% Fable)

(also I rely on devloAI and coderabbit) on the repo side.