[estreeper]

Very exciting - I'm a long-time vim user but most of my coworkers use VSCode, and I've been wanting to try out in-editor completion tools like this.

After using it for a couple hours (on Elixir code) with Qwen2.5-Coder-3B and no attempts to customize it, this checks a lot of boxes for me:

  - I pretty much want fancy autocomplete: filling in obvious things and saving my fingers the work, and these suggestions are pretty good
  - the default keybindings work for me, I like that I can keep current line or multi-line suggestions
  - no concerns around sending code off to a third-party
  - works offline when I'm traveling
  - it's fast!

So I don't need to remember how to run the server, I'll probably set up a script to check if it's running and if not start it up in the background and run vim, and alias vim to use that. I looked in the help documents but didn't see a way to disable the "stats" text after the suggestions, though I'm not sure it will bother me that much.

[ggerganov]

Appreciate the feedback!

Currently, there isn't a user-friendly way to disable the stats from showing apart from modifying the "'show_info': 0" value directly in the plugin implementation. These things will be improved with time and will become more user-friendly.

A few extra optimizations will soon land which will further improve the experience:

- Speculative FIM

- Multiple suggestions

[tomnipotent]

First extension I've used that perfectly autocompletes Go method receivers.

First tab completes just "func (t *Type)" so then I can type the first few characters of something I'm specifically looking for or wait for the first recommendation to kick in. I hope this isn't just a coincidence from the combination of model and settings...

[douglee650]

So I assume you have tried vscode vim mode. Would love to hear your thoughts. Are you on Mac/Linux or Windows?