often, you have to have a really compelling reason to change a widely adopted user experience, people get used to expecting things in certain places and operating in certain ways
I don't see a ton of design space here. A bunch of them wanted to change how developers work with Ai (cursor/antigravity), but I just use a CLI in a VS Code tab/pane along with the files. VS Code is quite flexible and you can customize your layout (I swap left/right drawers, people comment on it occasionally)
I don't see a ton of design space here. A bunch of them wanted to change how developers work with Ai (cursor/antigravity), but I just use a CLI in a VS Code tab/pane along with the files. VS Code is quite flexible and you can customize your layout (I swap left/right drawers, people comment on it occasionally)