Why it matters
David Gomes shows how Cursor replaced a heavyweight WorkTrees feature with a lightweight layer built from skills, commands, and subagents. He walks through how parallel coding workflows were recreated with roughly 200 lines of Markdown, plus the tradeoffs, failure modes, and lessons that come with moving product behavi
My takeaway: David Gomes shows how Cursor replaced a heavyweight WorkTrees feature with a lightweight layer built from skills, commands, and subagents. He walks through how parallel coding workflows were recreated with roughly 200 lines of Markdown, plus the tradeoffs, failure modes, and lessons that come with moving product behavi