Add Autocomplete support

[tonygao2k]

Is it possible to add autocomplete support?

[kostrse]

And ability to configure a separate (weak) model for that.

[bramburn]

you mean while coding?

[TomLucidor]

So Continue?

[laurentpayot]

Yes just like Continue but with a better UI/UX 😉

[TomLucidor]

Could someone add more details on that front?

[laurentpayot]

• Continue autocomplete docs
• Twinny autocomplete docs

[qdrddr]

In general soe of the Continue's features are helpefull in addition to Autocomplete: Embedding for indexing local files ad retreval for context & Reranking to improve the embed.

[Muhasix]

yeah. it is good. but I don't like it because it must log in almost every time when I want to code after closing vs code someday. I mean to use API models.

[marijnbent]

For context; please see how Augment has done it.

https://docs.augmentcode.com/using-augment/next-edit

[bramburn]

They do have a custom model. I did look at augment and others alike. Will need a chat about it.

[zhongsz]

Autocomplete is an important feature for developers. It's easy to implement, but difficult to achieve high quality.

[TomLucidor]

Can we see how Continue does it? https://github.com/continuedev/continue

[niallobrien]

Note, that auto-complete requires utilising a good FIM model.

[laurentpayot]

I use the llama-vscode plugin with Qwen 2.5 Coder. It’s working great.

[marijnbent]

Similar to Cursor?

[niallobrien]

Tabby is another good one that also supports auto-complete & chat.

[laurentpayot]

Similar to Cursor?

I’m not vibe coding, so not using Cursor. I just use llama-vscode for intelligent auto completion, and RooCode when tedious refactoring is needed.

[bidreshivaprasad]

add this feature like windsurf #4773

[ManuelFte]

Kilo Code, which is a fork of Roo Code, has recently incorporated that feature, with the ability to choose a particular model for it. It shouldn't be hard to incorporate the feature upstream. I read that the Kilo Code team sometimes pushes its modifications upstream themselves, so I'm not sure if they already tried to do that with this feature.