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danenania ◴[] No.39996120[source]
People interested in Aider (which is an awesome tool) might also be interested in checking out my project Plandex[1]. It's terminal-based like Aider and has a somewhat comparable set of features, but is more focused on using LLMs to work on larger and more complex tasks that span many files and model responses. It also uses a git-style CLI approach with independent commands for each action vs. Aider's interactive shell.

I studied Aider's code and prompts quite a bit in the early stages of building Plandex. I'm grateful to Paul for building it and making it open source.

1 - https://github.com/plandex-ai/plandex

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joshstrange ◴[] No.39996346[source]
Do you have any plans to build IDE plugins for this? I understand it's open source and anyone could add that, I was just wondering if that was even on the roadmap? Having this run in my IDE would just so awesome with diff tool I'm used to, with all the other plugins/hotkeys/etc I use.
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danenania ◴[] No.39996388[source]
Yes, VSCode and JetBrains plugins are on the roadmap. Here's the current roadmap by the way: https://github.com/plandex-ai/plandex#roadmap-%EF%B8%8F (it's not exhaustive, but can give you a sense of where I'd like to take Plandex in the future).
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joshstrange ◴[] No.39996408[source]
And I completely missed that somehow... My apologies. Thank you for pointing that out.
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1. danenania ◴[] No.39996437{3}[source]
No worries, it's pretty far down in the readme :)