[sestinj]

Thank you! The biggest difference in our approach is the goal of allowing for custom assistants. What we've found is that most developers work in entirely different environments, whether that be IDE, tech stack, best practices, enterprise requirements, etc. The baseline features that we've come to expect from a coding assistant are amazing, but to truly meet people where they are it takes something different for everyone. Over the last two years we've seen tons of people customizing, and with hub.continue.dev we just want to make that accessible to all, and hope that people will share what they learn.

We're going to keep building at the edge of what's possible in the IDE, including focusing on Agent mode (https://docs.continue.dev/agent/how-to-use-it), next edit prediction, and much more. And we're going to keep making it easier to build custom assistants as the ecosystem grows!