[aunch]

if you want an actual enterprise solution with in-customer-tenant/on-prem hosting, check out Codeium (https://www.codeium.com/enterprise)

disclaimer: i'm from the Codeium team. but really, we will even ship you a physical box if that level of data security is important to you

[youssefabdelm]

I tried using the playground code completion to ask it to write a script for pyautocad that colors in a grid, it completed with a different library, pyautogui. Even after saying "import pyautocad" myself, the function it completed was pyautogui.

I'm sure it's prob still very useful for people who care about the privacy tradeoff, but I've had more success with ChatGPT

[aunch]

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah the playground is a bit limited as it is for demo purposes.

We are fans of ChatGPT and think that ChatGPT is pretty complementary to tools like Copilot and Codeium. ChatGPT is helpful for longer form exploratory questions from natural language while Codeium in its current form is great to accelerate your coding.

[youssefabdelm]

No worries haha, not at all easy nor cheap to build these things. I'm sure it's useful in most cases.

[BaculumMeumEst]

you’re going to need to ship that emacs extension if you want to keep advertising on HN :-)

[aunch]

haha we'll have it out polished in the next week or so :P

[grep_name]

That plus lisp / clojure on the roadmap is exciting :) I'll definitely give it a try when it comes out. The thing that slows me down is that I actually don't like to get visual feedback while I'm typing. I'm curious if codeium has a good way to compromise there

[BaculumMeumEst]

with copilot.el, i flip it on only when i’m doing something repetitious where i know it’s likely to give me a useful suggestion. then i flip it off. works well for me

[hathawsh]

I looked around your web site and I thought about trying out your product, but one feeling never stopped nagging me: even though I'm not in a large organization, I need absolute assurance that the AI is trained only on our code and permissively licensed open source software (like MIT or BSD.) Also, whenever it uses permissively licensed code, I need a complete list of everything it based its work upon so I can declare the relevant licenses.

Without that, I can't even entertain the idea of using an AI code tool for anything but private projects that I don't share with anyone.

[JoshTriplett]

Exactly this. Also, even the "our code" case if not done carefully may copy code from one or more internal projects that had in turn copied with attribution from an Open Source project, and fail to propagate the attribution.

[cloudking]

What model do you use? CodeGen?

[aunch]

our own!

[MrZander]

Are there plans to support the full Visual Studio IDE?

Edit: Also, Notepad++ support would be awesome

[aunch]

VS is on the roadmap, Notepad++ isn't something currently on the roadmap, but we'd be totally open if someone wants to write an open source plugin for it, just like we did for Vim/Neovim (https://github.com/Exafunction/codeium.vim) and are planning on doing with Emacs!