
It works inside my actual project — reads the whole codebase, edits real files, runs my build and git commands in the terminal, not just spitting out snippets. On Windows with a custom WordPress theme it follows my BEM/SCSS conventions across sessions, and the custom skills I built for repetitive studio work save me hours. It verifies its own changes before saying "done." Daily driver now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It's Mac-first — on Windows some skills and tooling assume macOS paths, so I hit the occasional snag. The top model gets expensive on long sessions, so I watch scope. Permission prompts are good for safety but interrupt flow until you tune what's auto-allowed. And it can be confidently wrong, so I review anything important before shipping — it's a tool you drive, not autopilot Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.