DeepSeek's debugging workflow is surprisingly efficient - knocking out bugs in ~1 minute each.

Compare that to Cursor Composer's multi-agent approach:

• Spawns 2 agents to analyze the codebase

• 5 minutes later they return conflicting root cause analyses

• You end up manually investigating anyway

• 10 minutes burned, zero lines of code changed 😂

This highlights a key trade-off in AI coding tools: single-model direct execution vs multi-agent deliberation. For straightforward bug fixes, the overhead of agent coordination can actually slow you down compared to a focused model that just patches the issue.