Category: AI

I was recently working with a software team that had just been handed Cursor licenses — one for every developer on the team. Their leadership was excited. The CTO had made the call personally. AI-assisted development was going to change everything.

Sprint 1 ended. Not a single story was done.

Not in review. Not in testing. Not deployed. Done.

I want to tell you this had nothing to do with Cursor. The team did not know how to use it well yet – that was true – but that was not the reason.