An open-source dashboard for Cursor.sh IDE. Log AI code generations, track usage, and control AI models (including local ones). Run locally or use upcoming hosted version.
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Wow, looks like an interesting project, however, do you think there’s too much reliance on AI for coding these days, especially with privacy concerns when using multiple AI providers, have you thought about offering stronger privacy controls or maybe integrating more secure local-only models.
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Seems interesting, but I gotta be honest, I'm skeptical about the whole open-source thing, like sure it's free but that also means I have to handle all the backend myself which can be a pain, also, the real-time analytics sound useful but does it really help me be more productive or is it just another distraction, anyways curious to hear what others think 🤔
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Looks interesting but it's another tool assuming devs will have the time or interest to track AI usage, a lot of us just want to code, not babysit an analytics dashboard that’s gonna eat up our time, good intentions though I guess
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I get the need for tracking AI code usage but how useful is this really for the average developer, people might end up spending more time fiddling with analytics than actually coding, not sure it's solving a real problem here.
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Looks cool but do devs really need another dashboard, feels like the market is already saturated, maybe focus on unique features rather than adding what's already out there, hope the feedback helps ❤️
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I see the potential in this new open-source dashboard, but the concern is if it can keep up with the diverse needs of different AI providers and models, hope the future updates address all the possible integration issues, because at first glance it doesn't seem quite ready for larger teams with complex AI setups, and in my experience, managing AI model configurations can get pretty messy without more robust support, good luck though
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Honestly, I'm a bit skeptical about whether developers will really get value from tracking AI usage this way, seems like an extra layer of management that's gonna need time and effort, but then again, maybe for some teams it might highlight inefficiencies 🤔 Plus, with so many features, I can't help but wonder if it'll end up being too bloated and complex for everyday use, but hey I'll give it a shot, just hoping it doesn't end up as vaporware desu