Hey, welcome to the next module! In this lesson, we’re diving into Cursor’s Composer. It’s like being a music composer, but instead of creating symphonies, you’re guiding the AI to write code for you. Think of it this way: a music composer doesn’t play every instrument—they guide the orchestra to bring their vision to life. That’s exactly what Composer does for your code. You don’t need to write every line manually. You give the AI instructions, and it takes care of the details, letting you focus on the big picture while the AI handles the grunt work. Imagine you’re building an app. Without Composer, you’d be jumping between files, manually coding each part—front end, back end, database, and so on. With Composer, you just tell it what you need, and it generates or updates all the files for you. It’s like giving the AI a few directions, and it handles the heavy lifting while you stay focused on the project. Let’s say you’re creating a product review feature for an app. Normally, you’d need to design the UI, write the logic for handling reviews, update the database to store the data, and set up the backend to make it all work together. With Composer, you simply say: "Add a product review feature." Composer then generates all the code, handling the files and connections as needed. It sets everything up without requiring you to dig into each file individually. It’s efficient and effective. What makes Composer so powerful is that it considers your entire project when generating code. The result is code that fits seamlessly with the rest of your work, leading to fewer bugs, faster development, and less stress in managing every piece of code.