@ericzakariasson: self healing environments with cloud doctor has been amazing for my own usage of cloud agents its clear that the future…
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Eric Zakariasson praises self-healing environments with Cloud Doctor for cloud agents, quoting Cursor's stat that 56% of merged PRs now come from cloud agents, highlighting a shift toward cloud-based coding.
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self healing environments with cloud doctor has been amazing for my own usage of cloud agents
its clear that the future of coding is in the cloud https://t.co/QkOid8sAHb
Cursor (@cursor_ai): In December, 1 in 10 of our merged PRs came from cloud agents.
Today, it’s 56%, as we use cloud agents to complete longer engineering tasks from start to finish.
We got here by giving agents their own cloud computers and letting them fix and improve their environments.
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