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⏩ The easiest way to code with any LLM—Continue is an open-source autopilot for VS Code and JetBrains

Continue

Continue is an open-source autopilot for VS Code and JetBrains—the easiest way to code with any LLM

Task and tab autocomplete

Answer coding questions

Highlight + select sections of code and ask Continue for another perspective

• “what does this forRoot() static function do in nestjs?”
• “why is the first left join in this query necessary here?”
• “how do I run a performance benchmark on this rust binary?”

Edit in natural language

Highlight + select a section of code and instruct Continue to refactor it

• “/edit rewrite this to return a flattened list from a 3x3 matrix”
• “/edit refactor these into an angular flex layout on one line"
• “/edit define a type here for a list of lists of dictionaries”

Generate files from scratch

Open a blank file and let Continue start new Python scripts, React components, etc.

• “/edit get me started with a basic supabase edge function”
• “/edit implement a c++ shortest path algo in a concise way”
• “/edit create a docker compose file with php and mysql server"

And much more!

• Try out experimental support for local tab autocomplete in VS Code
• Use built-in context providers or create your own custom context providers
• Use built-in slash commands or create your own custom slash commands

Getting Started

Download for VS Code and JetBrains

You can try out Continue for free using a proxy server that securely makes calls with our API key to models like GPT-4, Gemini Pro, and Phind CodeLlama via OpenAI, Google, and Together respectively.

Once you're ready to use your own API key or a different model / provider, press the + button in the bottom left to add a new model to your config.json. Learn more about the models and providers here.

Contributing

Check out the contribution ideas board, read the contributing guide, and join #contribute on Discord

License

Apache 2.0 © 2023 Continue Dev, Inc.