Founders can use Cursor and Claude to sync marketing and app repositories
Sean Weisbrot · Getting Laid Off Led Him to Buy the Company That Hired Him · Sep 8, 2026 · at 10:31
Sean Weisbrot, host of We Live to Build, outlines his workflow using AI coding tools Cursor and Claude across local GitHub repositories to synchronize engineering documentation with his marketing website.
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“So I, because I'm also doing the marketing, I have two repositories that are both local folders and sync to GitHub. And so what I've done is I've built all of the technical documentation into the repository. Of my application, and then I have, ah, I have a set of API, like, I have a set of documentation on the website repository, and both of them are on my computer, and since I use cursor for both, Claude is able to access both, so I can say, ah, before I'm ready to push the next thing to production, I can say, update all of the documents based on the changes that have just been made. And then when I publish that, I can say in the other repository, go look at the documents that have changed or go, go look at all the documentation on the other repository and use that to tell me what we can do in the website to update it, to be together on the same thing. And then it does it for me. And so I can keep the website and the application in sync at all times”
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