Today, just for fun, I was experimenting with Cursor (one of the AI developme tools) and asked it to create a multi-track music recording program from scratch (C++ and the Qt GUI framework), and refined it a little bit with a fe prompts. It still would need to be tested (which I haven't done yet); I wouldn't expect it to fully work as expected right now, but it actually creat something that successfully builds & runs, with some configuration options - This is at least a skeleton of a music recording application that could be built upon, and using the AI to create this was very easy & quick. It would have taken a good amount longer to do this without help from AI.

So Cursor works with Qt Creator? That is encouraging. Sounds like it is capable of some prett great things.
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--- MIKE POWELL Said ---

Today, just for fun, I was experimenting with Cursor (one of the AI developm tools) and asked it to create a multi-track music recording program from scratch (C++ and the Qt GUI framework), and refined it a little bit with a f prompts. It still would need to be tested (which I haven't done yet); I wouldn't expect it to fully work as expected right now, but it actually crea something that successfully builds & runs, with some configuration options - This is at least a skeleton of a music recording application that could be built upon, and using the AI to create this was very easy & quick. It would have taken a good amount longer to do this without help from AI.

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I've been using Cursor as well, and I'm liking it. I've coupled it with a couple AI PR reviewers to test (coderabbit, quodo and co-pilot) and it's been really useful to get almost instant feedback on a PR. It has saved me a LOT of time, even with the trial/free limitations.

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By: MIKE POWELL to NIGHTFOX on Fri Feb 27 2026 09:36 am

So Cursor works with Qt Creator? That is encouraging. Sounds like it is capable of some prett great things.

Qt Creator wasn't involved at all. Cursor is itself a stand-alone application (it's basically Microsoft Visual Studio Code with their own AI chat agent included). So it's not so much that Cursor "works with" Qt Creator; it's more that Cursor will simply generate what you ask it to. I asked it to create an application using C++ and using the Qt GUI framework.

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So Cursor works with Qt Creator? That is encouraging. Sounds like it i capable of some prett great things.

Qt Creator wasn't involved at all. Cursor is itself a stand-alone applicatio (it's basically Microsoft Visual Studio Code with their own AI chat agent included). So it's not so much that Cursor "works with" Qt Creator; it's mor that Cursor will simply generate what you ask it to. I asked it to create an application using C++ and using the Qt GUI framework.

Sorry, you explained that before I think. I went and found a couple of
videos last night and now have a better understanding about what Cursor
is. It looks really sharp!

Mike
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