Stop Grabbing Otter When Cursor Already Covers It

My test is simple: does it remove a click I do fifty times a day? I came to Otter because captions a live call so you stop scribbling. That part delivered.

The setup, Cursor edits across the whole repo when you describe the change in plain words. deleted a test I liked

Neither is clean. Otter the auto-summary invents action items nobody said. Cursor sometimes rewrites a file you told it not to touch. You feel both within a day.

My call: if your work is 'lectures and interviews', Otter wins and I'd stop looking. Cursor fits 'refactors and boilerplate in an existing codebase' better, and I'd hand it the repetitive jobs. I use both, but Otter gets the serious sessions.

One less thing I do by hand. Done.