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Cursor/SpaceX.AI models compared to Fable/Astra for coding

A user on Reddit's r/cursor subreddit is inquiring about the potential for Cursor and SpaceX.AI models to achieve coding capabilities comparable to those demonstrated by Fable and Astra models. The user notes that Fable/Astra have shown impressive performance in gaming and physics tasks without extensive external libraries, and wonders if similar advancements could be seen in coding applications for Cursor/SpaceX.AI. AI

IMPACT Explores user expectations for AI coding performance and potential future advancements.

RANK_REASON User discussion about potential future capabilities of AI models.

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Cursor/SpaceX.AI models compared to Fable/Astra for coding

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/zeby11 ·

    Can we get fable/astra level coding with cursor/spacexai models?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I’ve seen some recent benchmark videos where the Fable/Astra AI models are doing surprisingly impressive gaming and physics/rendering tasks without relying heavily on external libraries.</p> <p>Got me wondering - do you think we could eventually …