Reading the comments i would like to state that while MCPs are cool, Claude still runs into token usage limits and especially so the more it does. So while it can write alot of files this eats up its message limits and you can only get through so much every 5 hours.
Thank you for the video. I am not an expert in coding but I am very interested in coding. Claude I have tried the MCP filesystem several times but I can't get it to do this: I think it could even beat Cursor if it changes only a specific part of the code like Cursor does. Unfortunately, no matter how many times I say "change only the part that needs to be changed", it always tries to write a long existing code from the beginning to the end and gets stuck at the limit. Maybe there is a way to make it do this, but I haven't been able to do it. It would be much more efficient if this could be done, because I think Sonnet 3.5 in Claude's own chat is much better than Sonnet 3.5 in Cursor.
Great video! I have been using the file system, a MCP, but this one has really ran. into problems with some ofthis, so this configuration really helped me advance this. I'd like to know what type of windows machine you use for your dev?
I had a command queue and command daemon working, and Claude used it for a few days. Then Claude started to refuse to use it. I think Anthropic messed with the system message. So don't be surprised if this stops working.
Is exactly what I am doing. Thanks I feel up to data lol... 60 year men prompting apps 😂 By the way you no longer need cursor or VScode.you only need them to test and revise. I do all in file ... So exactly what you are doing but lazier. 🤙
Cline now has native support for MCP built in, it can create and install it's own MCP servers. It can even install them into Claude Desktop for you. Cursor is a waste of money at this point, just use VSC and Cline. It can even use computer-use.
@@patruff Cline supports API providers like OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, AWS Bedrock, Azure, and GCP Vertex. You can also configure any OpenAI compatible API, or use a local model through LM Studio/Ollama. If you're using OpenRouter, the extension fetches their latest model list, allowing you to use the newest models as soon as they're available. MCP and computer-use only working with Claude though.
Cline within Cursor, stop paying a fortune in API costs. You can even get Cursor to use Cline :). Also, I love Cline but both Windsurf and Cursor are better. Cline is like a super-alpha next gen version.
You can it just comes down to workflow and needs. Last night Claude desktop was giving me about 10 messages each session for sonnet so if I needed to add a server it would make more sense to use cursor/cline
cursor is ok (meh), if you're just knocking out JS template type apps (clerk, drizzle, blah ...) for clients etc. In fact I'd recommend it for that. Be aware it is ultimately a VC hype train - which is ok, but worse, a walled garden. Imagine using AI to code and yet relying on cursor etc when you could use open and extensible tooling from open source community and that you craft with LLM as you wish (making you a better engineer in the process) Aider/Cline provides good workflows and is extensible, for instance. MCP opens up a lot of thikngs. Kudos to Anthropic for their approach I happily pay LLM providers direct for the value they provide rather than some minor conveniences offered "in editor", where you give up so much control This has been the tension between open-source and proprietary since GNU. But the wider stakes are higher now than ever. I say this not to criticise to encourage everyone to go above and beyond the constraints set by vendors (not because they're bad. - its just business) In the short term use what works for you, but don't overlook your own personal development in the longer run for the sake of hoping to find a 'silver bullet' all the best
Man, you're amazing. You show real world usecases of LLMs. Thanks. It will be worth joining your channel!
あなたの日本語の吹替はとても自然で、疲れずに聞き取れます。大好きです
Your Japanese dubbing is very natural and easy to listen to without getting tired. I love it.
What tool are you using for dubbi g ?
Reading the comments i would like to state that while MCPs are cool, Claude still runs into token usage limits and especially so the more it does. So while it can write alot of files this eats up its message limits and you can only get through so much every 5 hours.
Why not MCP + ollama to any model
@Keokhaan speed (tokens/sec) or quality of the model
bro this is amazing...thanks very much
Thank you for the video. I am not an expert in coding but I am very interested in coding. Claude I have tried the MCP filesystem several times but I can't get it to do this: I think it could even beat Cursor if it changes only a specific part of the code like Cursor does. Unfortunately, no matter how many times I say "change only the part that needs to be changed", it always tries to write a long existing code from the beginning to the end and gets stuck at the limit. Maybe there is a way to make it do this, but I haven't been able to do it. It would be much more efficient if this could be done, because I think Sonnet 3.5 in Claude's own chat is much better than Sonnet 3.5 in Cursor.
absolute banger of a video! lmk if you're hiring for anything :P
Great video! I have been using the file system, a MCP, but this one has really ran. into problems with some ofthis, so this configuration really helped me advance this. I'd like to know what type of windows machine you use for your dev?
Love the MCP function. Just a pitty reading your code and using some of the MCP eats up your tokens.
I had a command queue and command daemon working, and Claude used it for a few days. Then Claude started to refuse to use it. I think Anthropic messed with the system message. So don't be surprised if this stops working.
Is exactly what I am doing.
Thanks I feel up to data lol... 60 year men prompting apps 😂
By the way you no longer need cursor or VScode.you only need them to test and revise. I do all in file ... So exactly what you are doing but lazier.
🤙
how exactly are you doing it now?
what is that chat extension you use in VSCODE?
Its cursor
Cline now has native support for MCP built in, it can create and install it's own MCP servers. It can even install them into Claude Desktop for you. Cursor is a waste of money at this point, just use VSC and Cline. It can even use computer-use.
What model does Cline use?
@@patruff Cline supports API providers like OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, AWS Bedrock, Azure, and GCP Vertex. You can also configure any OpenAI compatible API, or use a local model through LM Studio/Ollama. If you're using OpenRouter, the extension fetches their latest model list, allowing you to use the newest models as soon as they're available.
MCP and computer-use only working with Claude though.
@mossom cool! I'll check it out. For now I'm just coding alongside Claude. I used to use cursor but now just Claude itself.
@mossom I'm going to hook up python next, will be nice to have Claude see errors in real time
Cline within Cursor, stop paying a fortune in API costs. You can even get Cursor to use Cline :).
Also, I love Cline but both Windsurf and Cursor are better. Cline is like a super-alpha next gen version.
why not use Claude Desktop to edit the MCP servers directly, without needing Cursor
You can it just comes down to workflow and needs. Last night Claude desktop was giving me about 10 messages each session for sonnet so if I needed to add a server it would make more sense to use cursor/cline
Does that mean cursorAI is not needed any longer?
cursor is ok (meh), if you're just knocking out JS template type apps (clerk, drizzle, blah ...) for clients etc. In fact I'd recommend it for that. Be aware it is ultimately a VC hype train - which is ok, but worse, a walled garden.
Imagine using AI to code and yet relying on cursor etc when you could use open and extensible tooling from open source community and that you craft with LLM as you wish (making you a better engineer in the process)
Aider/Cline provides good workflows and is extensible, for instance.
MCP opens up a lot of thikngs. Kudos to Anthropic for their approach
I happily pay LLM providers direct for the value they provide rather than some minor conveniences offered "in editor", where you give up so much control
This has been the tension between open-source and proprietary since GNU. But the wider stakes are higher now than ever.
I say this not to criticise to encourage everyone to go above and beyond the constraints set by vendors (not because they're bad. - its just business)
In the short term use what works for you, but don't overlook your own personal development in the longer run for the sake of hoping to find a 'silver bullet'
all the best
Just said that only to check and run tests real data tests.