I appreciate the ability to switch between agents in Windsurf, as they are often updated, allowing me to choose the best one currently on the market. It's really helpful to be able to select different agents for different tasks without having to change my AI subscriptions. The better integration with agents compared to VSCode was a key reason for switching. I found the initial setup very easy, just needing to install and log in.

I like Windsurf more than Cursor because it feels closer to VS Code. The UI and workflow were familiar, so the migration was much easier for me.

I appreciate Windsurf for its seamless integration with multiple AI code assistants within a single editor, allowing me to effortlessly switch between them. This flexibility is incredibly valuable as it enables me to use different agents tailored to specific tasks, such as using ChatGPT for text writing and Sonnet for coding. The platform is well-integrated with these assistants, enhancing my workflow efficiency. I particularly like the ability to switch to low credit assistants for simple tasks, which helps me manage costs effectively while maintaining productivity. The quick code suggestions feature is another highlight, offering immediate support and ideas, thus speeding up my coding process. Additionally, I admire how Windsurf's AI integration surpasses that of Visual Studio Code, which was a significant factor in choosing Windsurf as my preferred tool.