90% of my coding now happens in Cursor. The AI-native IDE has basically replaced traditional workflows—autocomplete on steroids, context-aware suggestions that actually understand your codebase, and inline editing that feels like pair programming with a senior dev who never gets tired. The shift isn't just about speed, it's about staying in flow state longer. When the IDE predicts your next 10 lines correctly, you stop context-switching to docs or Stack Overflow. This is what happens when LLMs get deeply integrated into the dev environment instead of being bolted on as a chatbot sidebar.