This week’s EAP builds of all IntelliJ-based IDEs and .NET tools include a major new feature: AI Assistant. This blog post focuses on our IntelliJ-based IDEs with a dedicated .NET Tools post coming so

Was looking at EAP6 release notes and was pleasantly surprised to see this there.

I’m quite happy that intellij provides on premise solutions, it gives a small chance of this coming to my job one day. I believe this will be quite useful for repetitive code and certain types of tests.

  • @prwnrEnglish
    2•1 year ago

    I wonder what will be the price tag for this. as it’s free in the EAP only. I wish it will take into account that I’m already paying the all-pack sub :D

  • @ExistentialOverloadMonkeyEnglish
    1•1 year ago

    I am really excited for this. The Android Studio Bot so far is a bit of a flop. Not very useful at all, mostly reflecting on Google’s Bard LLM, I suspect.
    Copilot also hasn’t been updated to GPT4, in its current state it’s more of a distraction for me, although it did come in handy on several occasions, writing boilerplate code for testing.
    But an integrated IntelliJ assistant (hopefully) based on GPT4 could be very useful indeed.