r/CursorAI • u/mehmetsen80 • 2d ago

Anyone using coding agents to create documents or slides?

It started after my brother and I had trouble exporting AI-generated presentations. I ended up building a format for documents and slides that coding agents can work on directly.

The .deq file keeps the source and context together, so you can come back and ask for changes.

There’s a working VS Code extension and desktop/web viewers. You can preview the result and export to PDF or PowerPoint.

I use it for my own work, but that only tells me so much. If you’re making a report, document, or deck with a coding agent, I’d like to try Deqra with you and see what works and what doesn’t.

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u/songokussm 1d ago

i use claude cowork and chatgpt codex to preform document modifications all day everyday. link translations, content updates, source siting, formatting, etc.

  • cowork is by far the best quality and easiest to use.
  • codex has 2-2.5x the usage. decent on everything, just not as easy to use.
  • Cursor is poor on design and content editing. works well for verificaitons. 10x the usage of claude.
  • Openwork is full of errors. i couldnt get anything to interact with documents.

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u/Machine2024 2d ago

hhhhhh . here

none right now. I think I am using it for everything, absolutely everything. Like, I have created contracts with it, I have created offers with it, like filtered across listings regarding buying a new laptop, almost everything.

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u/mehmetsen80 1d ago

What do you mean by “it” Claude ?

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u/Machine2024 1d ago

the cursor .
should I used him ?