Cody is perfect for me because I can concentrate on innovation and creating great software products but am not tied down of learning specific syntax of different languages. I think we're on the cusp of something special with AI in general. If you prompt it specifically, read the code, test it, I think this is a superpower to any kind of product person who understands the fundamentals of code. Cody fits right in here. I love how you have access to many models.

Cody's multi-model capabilities are best in class. You can always find a model that will solve your problem, and exploring solutions from multiple models is easy. The chatbot is excellent, allowing you to easily add context as you proceed with your task. Incorporating code suggestions and running commands is straightforward and works well. Having the tool available as a CLI is a bonus!

What really stands out is how seamlessly it integrates into IDEs, eliminating the need to constantly switch between browsers and code editors. The ability to maintain chat history right within my development environment is incredibly useful for revisiting previous solutions or building on past discussions. I've been particularly impressed with how it understands my project context and codebase, making its suggestions remarkably relevant.

It can do almost anything you throw at it. It can read code in your repo, it can adjust code for you, it can understand and troubleshoot your code, you can reference specific lines and/or files. It's also affordable, and you get access to so many different AI LLMs. I use it every time I'm looking to update my app, or build something new.

I've tried several AI programming assistants, but most of them work in almost the same way—except for Cody. Cody stands out by allowing you to keep your codebase context at hand, enabling you to ask questions and request help to solve problems. Cody can suggest changes or improvements to different files and their dependencies. You can also easily test and compare results from various models and reference files or specific parts of files with ease.

For someone like me who does not have an appropriate coding background, but has a keen interest in learning coding, Cody comes in handy for me. It not only enables me to write code but also enhances my learning. It has saved me hours of debugging and research by finding flaws and making suggestions.