Aider: AI pair programming in your terminal

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joshstrange ◴[10 Apr 24 22:17 UTC] No.39996290[source]▶

I'm interested in this and will probably set it up but I wish more AI tools were better integrated to my IDE. I know GH Copilot is and other big AI tools have plugins with chat/edit features but most of the cool open source doesn't seem to support IDEA/JetBrains.

I see the power of LLMs. I use GH Copilot, I use ChatGPT, but I crave deeper integration in my existing toolset. I need to force myself to try in-IDE Copilot Chat. My habit is to go to ChatGPT for anything of that nature and I'm not sure why that is. Sometimes it's the same way I break down my search to for things "I know I can find" then put together the results. In the same way I break down the problem into small pieces and have ChatGPT write them individually or somethings additively.

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Onawa ◴[10 Apr 24 22:28 UTC] No.39996364[source]▶

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I didn't get time to test it beyond installing it on VSCode today, but take a look at https://GitHub.com/continuedev/continue, Apache 2.0 license, and they have an IDEA/Jetbrains plugin. Plus codebase context, full configurability to use local or remote LLMs.

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1. joshstrange ◴[10 Apr 24 22:31 UTC] No.39996385[source]▶

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I probably need to give it another try but I tried that before with my own GPT-4 key, a local model, and their models and just got errors last time I tried it. I hope that was just a temp issue but because of that I moved on. Also I've tried Cody Pro (again, weird errors and when it did work I felt like Copilot would have done better).

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