Can Cursor use separate AI models for planning and execution?
The central question is whether Cursor can assign Grok to plan mode and the regular model to code execution. It is also unclear whether Cursor accepts a like the standing instructions used with Claude CLI.
There is concern that may consume the API quota quickly, creating a need to prevent that model from executing changes. No answer is provided about whether auto mode can cost more than a or whether the should be preferred over the IDE window.
Key points
- Check whether plan mode and code execution can use different AI models.
- Find out whether Cursor supports a reusable like Claude CLI.
- Look for a way to stop from executing changes and consuming quota.
- Verify whether auto mode can exceed the expected monthly cost.
- Compare the with the IDE window before choosing a main workflow.