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The limitation of terminal agents is that the intermediate process is opaque to humans, and error correction can only happen after staged outputs.
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10/24/2026
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Cursor vs. Claude Code vs. Copilot: A Scenario-Based Selection Guide
bilibili零壹工坊10/23/2026
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