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ContinueOpen-source IDE assistant you can point at any model.
Test generation and code review wired into the pull request.
Raising test coverage on existing code without writing every case by hand
Architectural review — it tests what exists, not what should
A code assistant focused on the review and test side: it generates tests for a diff, flags risky changes, and comments on a pull request. The useful constraint is that its output is reviewable in the place reviews already happen, which makes the trust decision cheap.
Open-source IDE assistant you can point at any model.
Completion engine built for speed and large context.
Code completion that can run on-premises, with a per-team model trained on your repos.
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