Workflow: GPT for Prompts, Cursor for Execution
Star_Knight12 · x · 2026-07-13
This reply shares a highly practical AI workflow: first, use the web interface to have GPT detail every step, then copy those prompts into Cursor for execution.
Another user chimed in, noting that this exact method allowed them to configure Blender MCP using GPT-5.6 within Cursor to render a "floating MacBook"—despite having barely ever opened Blender before.
The key takeaway here isn't just the end result, but rather a quintessential agentic workflow: having the model break down the steps for you before handing them over to a coding or tool environment for execution.
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