A few first thoughts. tidewave is working extremely well with vscode and github copilot. It is unimaginable productivity growth. I have used tidewave with cursor, claude code, cline and vscode copilot. For tasks which are generally moderate ( involving atleast generating 30-100 lines - 2-3 files). For whatever reason vscode copilot gave the best results. cline gave the worst results. A few more observations:

1. in cline the token usage has increased exponentially - not sure if tidewave in any way responsible for that. Possibly, the huge context built up by cline is causing the problem.
2. I have observed that vscode copilot made the maximum usage of tools from tidewave. It was much lesser in all other tools.
3. The amount of halucination has come down drastically once tidewave is running. Earlier, these agents would get into endless loops with reference to new heex syntax etc. - and they used to repeatedly make the same mistakes. It has come down significantly.
   A few personal notes:
4. Vibe coding a big project is a myth. For attention seeking on social media, people claim a lot of things. But, we will not be there for sometime - my guess.
5. If you can work with a few fellow engineers - you already can work well with these AI tools. There is no brilliance here. In fact, oversmartness results in a lot of productivity and money loss.
6. Oneshotting is a term token sellers want to sell like the snakeoil. Do not believe it. Split the application/feature into moderate level - clearly definable task. Just iterate through and you will be there. Any reasonable application would need multiple iterations, small adjustments, lot of handholding the agent etc.
7. I would dare say - the developers who will be successful in this domain will be the same developers who are successful elsewhere. Ship quick - ship small - iterate small - iterate clear - these are the success mantras.

Hope this is useful for someone.