[nsxwolf]

If it doesn't train itself on your company's codebases, I don't see much use for it. I spend much more time understanding requirements than writing code. By the time I know what to actually code, the coding part is pretty easy. The hardest part about coding is making sure what I write is high quality and fits in nicely with everyone else's code and the established architecture of the module I'm working in. If Copilot can't say "Oh, I see we're using this existing function or service to do this part, let's not duplicate code" I don't see it being useful.

I don't need help parsing a string or iterating over a list.