Before discussing Agentic AI, I'd like to share two short stories. While chatting with someone online, I wanted to compare Amazon and Google's stock performance over the last five years to support a point I was making. I first searched online for existing comparisons and tools but found nothing. Then I asked ChatGPT if it could help me find or generate a stock price comparison chart. It said it couldn't. By this point, I was ready to give up, as it wasn't worth spending 5 minutes making a chart during a casual conversation. As a last resort, I tried Cursor's latest Agent mode, simply throwing my request at it: generate a chart showing Google and Amazon's stock prices over the last five years, with both stocks aligned at their starting points for easy comparison. To my surprise, Cursor automatically started writing code, installing dependencies, debugging, modifying the program, re-executing, and within a minute gave me exactly the chart I wanted, as shown below. I was truly amazed. It just works.
[Agentic AI] Devin和Agent Cursor使用体验对比
最近我充了500美元一个月的AI编程工具Devin。他号称是一个全能的实习生，可以做很多传统的AI工具，比如Cursor和Windsurf之类做不了的事情。在使用了一段时间之后，我确实感到了他和Cursor在设计理念和使用体验上有着巨大的不同，在这篇文章里面总结一下。
[Agentic AI] Comparison between Devin and Agent Cursor
I recently subscribed to Devin, an AI programming tool, for $500 per month. It claims to be a versatile intern capable of performing many tasks that traditional AI tools like Cursor and Windsurf cannot handle. After using it for a while, I noticed significant differences between Devin and Cursor in terms of design philosophy and user experience, which I'll summarize in this article.
重拾开源平台OpenWebUI的惊喜
Redefining Open-Source AI: Surprising Insights into OpenWebUI
Today, I spent some time studying the OpenWebUI tool, with a particular focus on how to deploy it alongside Ollama on a MacBook with Unified Memory. In summary, it essentially replicates all the functionalities of POE, ChatGPT, and Claude, along with many additional features, and can be deployed entirely locally …