[rootlocus]

IntelliJ already has most of what this tool offers (but for java as opposed to python). It has auto-complete, quick access to documentation, quick fix suggestions (such as missing imports, etc.) and many many others not available in Kite at the moment. You wouldn't say IntelliJ "destroys ones ability to program long sustainable production code" would you? Because if you would, you'd be absolutely wrong.

[DanteVertigo]

IntelliJ certainly doesn't do this. IntelliJ and Kite have functionalities in common, which are fine. The other parts of Kite that IntelliJ hasn't, are problematic.