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Agentic IDEs like Cursor are reshaping how we write and understand code.
In this short 15-minute walkthrough, I give a practical overview of the Cursor IDE while building a simple Flask-based calculator app from scratch.

Whether you already code or you’re just curious about what’s possible, this video is a starting point—a first look at how AI can collaborate with you inside your development environment.

Future videos in this series will go deeper into using Cursor to code faster, work smarter, and start building ideas from scratch.

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A new way to build—with Cursor.

Agentic IDEs like Cursor are transforming how we build software—empowering developers to work faster and making it easier than ever for newcomers to explore coding.

In this first 15-minute walkthrough, I give a practical, hands-on overview of the Cursor IDE while building a simple Flask-based calculator app using its built-in AI coding agent.

This video is just dipping our toes in the pool—introducing the key ideas behind AI-assisted coding and showing Cursor’s unique workflow in action.

In future videos, I’ll go deeper into how to:

Set up larger projects with rules, memories, and tools like Context7
Connect Cursor to version control and automate your workflows
Think and work like a developer—even without a traditional background

You’ll also get a look at:

How Cursor’s chat interface drives real code generation
Custom agent modes and model selection (GPT-5, Claude Sonnet)
Vector search for finding and understanding related code

About me:

I’m Corey Brown—I lead AI development projects at U.S. News & World Report and build agentic systems that help teams work faster and think more creatively. Cursor has changed how I approach coding, teaching, and experimentation, and this series will explore how you can use it too.

Code from this video:
github.com/coreyb42/cursor-overview

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