Developers have been warned of the potential security risks associated with using AI coding tools like Windsurf and Cursor for vibe coding.
Eduard Ruzga, a staff engineer at Prezi, replaced AI coding tools with Claude using Model Context Protocol (MCP) for his workflow.
MCP, created by Anthropic, is seen as a revolutionary development in AI, with companies like Cloudflare exploring its potential.
Ruzga built his own MCP server called ClaudeDesktopCommander to enhance his coding and automation processes.
By using Claude with MCP, Ruzga found it more versatile for tasks beyond traditional coding, like visualizing codebases and running automation processes.
The workflow involves setting up Node.js, installing MCPs, and restarting Claude to access new tools on the desktop.
Benefits of using Claude with MCP include structured project understanding, easy artifact publication, codebase exploration capabilities, and video compression.
Ruzga believes Windsurf and Cursor have limitations compared to Claude in terms of functionality and overall value for users.
Despite concerns about data security, Ruzga finds Claude acceptable for enterprise use due to its privacy measures and guarantees.
The shift towards interesting workflows involving AI tools presents new opportunities for developers to explore alternative coding environments.
Ruzga's experience with using Claude with MCP highlights the potential for innovative solutions in the realm of coding and automation.