Yabba Dabba Doo AI Coders Take Over Bedrock

• Cursor's updated AI agents can now test their own code and record their progress.
• These agents can run on virtual machines, freeing up developers' computers.
• Cursor claims its agents are transforming software development, with 35% of pull requests now agent-generated.
• The AI coding market is heating up with competition from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Microsoft.

Cursor's Newfangled Gadgets

Yabba Dabba Doo everyone, Fred Flinstone here, reporting live from Bedrock. Let me tell you, this modern world is gettin' weirder than a Wilma's cooking experiment. These folks at Cursor are makin' somethin' called "AI coding agents." Sounds like somethin' straight out of a futuristic cartoon. They say it's gonna help developers write code faster. Faster than I can eat a brontosaurus burger at the drive-in. These agents can test their own changes, record their work, and even run on virtual machines. Virtual machines? What in the rock quarry is that

Virtual Machines and Flying Cars

These virtual machines, as they call 'em, are like little cloud-based computers. Sounds like somethin' George Jetson would use in Orbit City. But the real kicker is these agents can run without hogging all the power on your computer. That means developers can have 10 or 20 of these things goin' at once. Reminds me of tryin' to juggle a dozen Dino-sized steaks at a Bedrock barbecue. Speaking of modern times, did you hear about [CONTENT] Well, it seems that even the biggest names are rethinking their strategies in the digital world. You can read more about it in this article: Trump Steps Back From Streaming Wars A Mario Perspective.

The Competition is Red Hot

Now, Cursor isn't the only pebble in the sandbox. Anthropic, OpenAI, and Microsoft are all throwin' their hats into the ring with similar AI coding tools. Microsoft's GitHub Copilot has more users than I have bowling trophies, and that's sayin' somethin'. "It's a living" as they say, and they have to constantly innovate to stay ahead of the game.

From Caveman to Code Man

Cursor says these agents are changin' the game. Apparently, about 35% of their pull requests are now generated by these agents. Makes me wonder if I could get one of these things to finally fix my bowling score. "This is what it's going to look like working with agents" says Jonas Nelle from Cursor. They ain't just writin' code, they're becomin' full software developers. Sounds like a promotion to me.

Wilma, I Think I Need an Upgrade

This whole thing is makin' me feel like I'm still tappin' away at a stone tablet while everyone else is flyin' around in a flying car. Maybe it's time I learned a thing or two about this AI stuff. Though, if I'm bein' honest, I'd rather just stick to what I know best. "Wilmaaa" Hand me my club and let's go to the water buffalo lodge.

Yabba Dabba Done

So there you have it, folks. The world of AI coding is movin' faster than Dino chasin' a cat. It's enough to make a caveman's head spin. But who knows, maybe these AI agents will make life a little easier for everyone. Except maybe for the guys who sell stone tablets. Yabba Dabba Doo