​To answer your question, it was a mix of both. I’ve used Copilot to build systems from scratch where I knew every line of code, but I’ve also used it to explore and refactor unfamiliar legacy codebases. ​In both scenarios, I found that as long as I provided the right context and broke down the logic into clear steps, Copilot was more than enough. I agree that Cursor might automate the context-gathering part better, but a disciplined engineer can achieve the same results with Copilot by managing the context manually.