PureCode AI

PureCode AI offers fast, real-time autocomplete as you type. It suggests code snippets, function names, and variable completions. To accept a suggestion, press Tab; to reject it, press Esc. You can also accept word-by-word suggestions by pressing Cmd/Ctrl + →.

PureCode AI learns from your coding patterns and adapts to your specific development style. The more you use it, the better it becomes at providing relevant, context-aware suggestions tailored to your coding preferences and project needs.

PureCode AI automatically adapts to your coding style, preferences, and project needs. You can also manually add custom instructions in Settings > Advanced > Project Preferences to guide the AI’s suggestions and behavior.

Highlight the section of code you want to modify. Press Cmd/Ctrl + I to enter Inline Editing mode. Provide a brief description of the changes you'd like to make, and PureCode AI will handle the rest (e.g., adding comments, refactoring, generating tests).

Normal Mode is best for quick interactions, such as chat-based suggestions and code modification. Agent Mode gives PureCode AI more control over your workflow, perfect for tasks like research, ideation, and architecture planning. Agent Mode enables advanced tools, such as interactive planning, which evolves with each project

PureCode AI index your whole codebase and store it locally and whenever you make chat request with @codebase we search for relevant code and attach it to context.In addition to that PureCode AI uses advanced embeddings to summarize your entire codebase and for each file, allowing it to perform improved natural language contextual retrieval from your codebase to fulfill your query. To use this you can enable Advance indexing feature from bottom of the extension window to enable it for project.

Simply type @UI followed by the component name and the URL to your UI documentation. Additionally If you have specific examples or a set of props in your design system, include those for more accurate results

Yes! PureCode AI is capable of understanding and adapting to various style guides and coding conventions. You can configure it to align with specific style rules (such as ESLint for JavaScript or PEP8 for Python) to ensure consistency across your codebase.

Yes, you can! You can reference popular libraries using the '@docs → LibraryName' feature or add your own custom documentation with the '@Docs → Add new doc' option, making it easier to integrate your own project-specific references.