IDE

“So when I think about the coding space and where we can play and add value, it really is on the agentic side. It's not on the ID side.”

“I think you fast forward six to 12 months from now, and I think people will be familiar with agents to the same level that, that they're familiar with IDEs today.”

“I don't have a percentage stat for you, but I would say, like, the vast majority of code is written by AI, and I would say that now, probably, like, most people are not even, like, opening IDEs. Maybe if they are opening IDEs to, like, maybe you want to own th…”

“If I'm writing, like, mission-critical software for self-driving cars or a NASA or SpaceX mission, I think there's always going to be a need for some kind of IDE.”

“I think for all intents and purposes, IDEs are dead. I think the, you know, the limp along because again, some engineers just love that, that control, but there's no future in them and that there's no one's going to be asking for like the latest feature of lik…”

“The current shape of an ID will die. Yes. I think we, I don't know what the new, the next ideas, but it's not reading lines of code. It's maybe it's graphical, honestly. Like maybe it's the systems, the architecture that you look at and you review and you plan…”

“I don't think that anyone really perceives cursor to be their primary enterprise software development strategy as much as an IDE, which is I think still a great business because they're still going to get a lot of usage, but that sort of is how I see them.”