2026-01-07 12:27:07

Using Cursor and Gemini to figure things out in 2 hours, I want to share with everyone.

First, understand the Openmind OM1 documentation. Write a Python script to thoroughly digest it, then generate a compatible API interface. This step isn't that complicated, just reading the documentation and parsing the logic.

The key is the robot architecture part. To be honest, I was initially confused about this, but Cursor directly provided the complete framework code, saving a lot of trouble. Once the code is generated, the next step is to go to the Dashboard for configuration and testing.

Using the right tools can indeed make things twice as easy with half the effort. For those who are not from a formal background, AI coding assistants can now help handle many technical details. If you're interested, you can try it yourself.

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CrossChainBreather

· 15h ago

2 hours from zero to hero, Cursor really nailed it this time, saving me a bunch of brain cells. This guy is using the right tools, AI coding assistants are truly powerful now, even non-professionals can produce results. To be honest, I used to struggle with architecture too, watching him do it so smoothly makes me a bit tempted.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 20h ago

It only took 2 hours? Bro, you're really comfortable using this Cursor, I spent half a day just studying the OM1 documentation, lol. Not having a formal background actually turns out to be an advantage now. With AI's help, it's really a dimensionality reduction attack, but you still need to understand the logic yourself. The Gemini combined with Cursor is indeed awesome. I'll try it next time.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-09 11:12

2 hours to produce a finished product? Cursor is really awesome, saving me half of my debugging time directly. If AI coding were a bit smarter, it wouldn't be our problem haha. Following this process, it doesn't feel as difficult as I imagined. The main thing is to find the right tools, right? Once the framework code is done in one go, this experience definitely makes me willing to renew my Cursor subscription.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-07 12:52

ngl, this is basically mile 20 in the ultra-marathon of shipping products. two hours with the right tools and you're already across the finish line? that's the accumulation phase of developer velocity right there. ecosystem momentum hits different when ai's doing the grunt work 🏃‍♂️

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TradingNightmare

· 01-07 12:45

Two hours and this much stuff... That's a bit intense, Cursor is indeed top-notch. --- Wait, is it really that easy to understand the OM1 documentation? Or did Gemini just feed it directly? --- I've never really understood the architecture part. Seeing you breeze through it makes me a bit jealous haha. --- People who are not from a formal background are really riding the wave of the times now. In two years, engineers' job security might be affected. --- Do you have the API interface open source? I want to use it directly. --- Have you ever hit a snag with Dashboard configuration? It feels like that's the most likely place to go wrong. --- Must try it out. Anyway, I'm just idling, might as well learn a new skill.

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GasFeeLover

· 01-07 12:37

Haha, it only took 2 hours to get it done. This is the joy of the AI era. Cursor is really awesome, it saved me several days of debugging time. I’m a bit tempted to try it, but I still need to thoroughly understand the documentation first. Mastering AI coding is really satisfying, although sometimes I still have to spend half a day debugging the generated code. This idea is pretty good, it saves me from figuring things out blindly.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-07 12:31

2 hours? Sounds like bragging, but AI code generation has indeed lowered the barrier, and data shows that last year, 35% of developers relied on such tools. This year, it will only be higher.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 01-07 12:30

2 hours? Man, your efficiency is really incredible. Is Cursor now this powerful? Actually, it's just another way of saying being lazy. Having AI write framework code definitely frees up productivity. Isn't the OM1 documentation actually the hardest to crack? I often get stuck on things like this. Forget it, no praise or criticism. It mainly depends on how individuals use tools. Some produce results in two hours, while others spend two weeks still troubleshooting. How is the code quality provided by Gemini? Is it usable? It feels like the barrier to entry for basic technology has really lowered. I'm a bit worried about where this is heading.

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