CURSOR IDE

Meta Muse Spark 1.3 is Excellent For Assisted Debugging and Complicated Backend Logics, API and Routings.

For more efficient AI usage, build your own collection of custom skills and stick with the AI model that works best for your workflow. Well-defined skills give the model clearer context, more consistent instructions, and less unnecessary back-and-forth.

Recommended skills to build:

• Frontend Development Skill — coding standards, architecture, components, and best practices

• Animation Skill (GSAP) — timelines, ScrollTrigger, SplitText, scrubbing, transitions, and motion patterns

• Three.js/WebGL Skill — scenes, shaders, loaders, optimization, rendering, and interaction patterns

• Token Saver Skill — most importantly, control unnecessary context usage and prevent your token window from being consumed by irrelevant information

For Cursor Pro: I currently rely on Grok 4.7 for my workflow, particularly for general coding and debugging.

The goal isn’t to throw more tokens at a problem. Build better context, precise instructions, and reusable skills so the model can accomplish more with less.

Recommended if you have pro status.

Composer Models(1, 1.5, 2 and 2.5) For Token Savers Good for heavy loads of Template Assists(React, Nextjs, Laravel, supabase migrations, mongodb and gsap[Timelines, Scrolltriggers])

Grok 4.5 or 4.6 for Sequential Coding session

Fable 5 - Token burner but goated in frontend designs

All the rest models are hallucinated.