@Bastian Venegas Thanks for this detailed reply! This is actually the project I've been using as my guide for my project, so I'm quite familiar with it at this point. I think the biggest difference between his project and mine is that, in my project, the saving of each file happens within the loop rather than outside of it, after all of the looped items have been created. It would be like adding a step in his where each chapter that gets written gets saved to markdown as the last step in his write chapter crew. That output_file process within the loop seems to be the spot that I'm running into the biggest issue in that it isn't creating a unique filename, it's just naming it with the literal "{slug}.md". This causes it to just create a single file, then overwrite that file over and over. Ripping out a bunch of it to try again from scratch on that crew, so my main.py file right now wouldn't be very helpful. If I run into the issue again when I get to that point, I'll share it here to see if I can get some more input! Thanks again!

I've used both Cursor and Windsurf and am currently using Windsurf. That said, there are some things I miss about Cursor. 1. Ability to import docs. This one is kinda sorta mitigated by just copying and pasting docs from my stack into a docs directory within my project (see screenshot). Still, not nearly as streamlined as Cursor's ability to just add them to your settings. CrewAI team was kind enough to bounce their entire docs down to markdown for me and have recently added it to the sidebar in their community, so thanks for that! (FWIW, I think there's a directory business here somewhere, converting all of these platform docs into markdown to be imported into AI IDEs. Monetize with ads and premium placement, automate the collecting of docs with CrewAI. Who's with me? :D) 2. No ability to use my own API keys. I blew through my first month of Windsurf Pro Ultimate credits in like 3 days. Stuck using Cascade Base model for the next 27 days with no ability to just add my own Anthropic or OpenAI API keys, as far as I can tell. That sucks. 3. No @web option to search the web for a solution to a problem or pull information in from an external source (as far as I can tell). But I do have to say that the actual day-to-day use feels cleaner and more intuitive with Windsurf. I feel like it holds context better and does a much better job working across multiple files. I never really got familiar with Cursor's composer, but Cascade just felt intuitive from the first use in Windsurf. All that said, I haven't used Cursor in a few months, so maybe they've closed the gap with Windsurf at this point? Might switch back while I wait for my Windsurf credits to be refreshed.