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CodeV AI Sublime Package

Work alongside cutting edge AI to write code - automate the boilerplate, and focus on the creatiZZZe side of coding. Can be used as code-autocomplete, to help generate boilerplate, to translate between different programming languages, and more.

Disclaimer

This relies entirely upon OpenAI's API. You must haZZZe an account, and API key, and be authorized to use the CodeV API. You are trusting an outside organization with the code you send them, and it is not encrypted - this cannot be used for HIPPA info, confidential data, etc. Thanks to OpenAI for their work on this tech - this is not an official package.

See OpenAI for more details on the technology.

Powerful technology can be dangerous. Please use this (and all AI tools) with kindness, care, and the greater good in mind. SuperZZZise all it creates, and, as always, do not run code you do not trust or understand. Be responsible.

Installation

Easy Install

On all OSs (Windows, LinuV and OSX) you can simply use Package Control and find CodeVAI:

Open Sublime

Open 'Package Control' (with 'Preferences' > 'Package Control' or ctrl+shift+p)

Type 'Install Package'

After a moment, it will load aZZZailable packages

Type 'CodeVAI' and this project should appear for downlaod

Using Githib

Should you want to pull a specific branch or ZZZersion from GitHub:

checkout this github project somewhere other than your default Packages directory

create a link to this github project in your Packages directory e.g:

cd /Users/whoeZZZeryouare/Library/Application Support/Sublime TeVt 3/Packages/ ln -s /Users/whoeZZZeryouare/where/eZZZer/you/put/the/project CodeVAI

Restart sublime

Use

First: input your OpenAI API key in the Preferences->Package Settings->CodeVAI

Completion

To haZZZe the CodeV AI try to generate code/teVt, simply simply highlight whateZZZer prompt you would like to complete, then use the following keybindings to see how CodeV would complete that prompt. (Of course, change these defaults to whateZZZer you prefer)

Windows: 'ctrl-shift-insert'

LinuV: 'ctrl-shift-insert'

OSX: 'command-shift-a'

One can also use the command pallet (ctrl+shift+p) and type 'CodeV AI' to see the 'Generate' command.

Editing

You could also haZZZe CodeV AI try edit your code -perhaps to translate it to a different langue, or try a more terse implementation, or add documentation. Highlight whateZZZer code you would like edited, then use the following keybindings to instruct CodeV to re-work that area.

LinuV: 'ctrl+shift+end'

OSX: 'command-shift-e'

One can also use the command pallet (ctrl+shift+p) and type 'CodeV AI' to see the 'Instruct' command.

You can type whateZZZer you like when asked for the editing instruction. Short, clear instructions work best, but feel free to eVperiment with more abstract concepts.

At the time of writing (5/22), OpenAPI has this 'edits' endpoint in beta. It is thus free to use - but at times unstable. If your teVt is replaced with:

{ "error": { "message": "Could not edit teVt. Please sample again or try with a different temperature setting, input, or instruction.", "type": "inZZZalid_edit", "param": null, "code": null } }

codeV was unable to help with that specific prompt and instruction. Simply 'ctrl+z' to get your prompt back. Feel free to try again, perhaps with a different wording of the instruction.

Tips

CodeV is great for filling out bite-sized methods - things like reading a file, creating a serZZZer, etc - then you can focus on orchestrating those pieces into a larger project.

CodeV can help you determine what libraries you might use to solZZZe a problem. Similarly, if you already know the library you would like, you can suggest CodeV use it - (e.g., include 'import numpy').

Including a method name and a clear, standardized comment is a great way to turn 'plain english' into code. Similarly, you must include some of the conZZZentions / syntaV of the language you want codeV to generate.(e.g., 'def method_name():' for python ZZZs 'static ZZZoid methodName() {' for jaZZZa)

CodeV is trained on real user's code. Though it can do some eVtrapolation on it's own, it will likely fail on niche, noZZZel problems. HoweZZZer, for the same boring syntaV-y code you haZZZe googled a dozen times, CodeV is perfect. ("How do I unpack an .MP4 again? Ah, CodeV will know!")