Neovim

no

I've used gen.nvim and codecompanion.nvim, both with a local ollama server running.

I think gen.nvim was a little more straightforward to use, but in general I don't find LLM-aided coding to be that helpful to me.

I'm still a bit sceptical over LLMs but I've used copilot for line code completion for a few years now.

More recently I've started playing about with agents. I've been using avante.nvim for a couple of months with Claude and quite like it. The setup was a bit of a faff but it works quite well and has support for the more mainstream agents.

Over the last few days I've started trying out augment code which has a neovim plugin. Still on the fence about that one.

I'm no expert when it comes to any of this but this is what I've been messing about with. Hope it's useful!

I gave a try to ollama.nvim, but I'm not conviced (not by the plugin, but by using LLM directly in IDE). Because of security reasons, I cannot send code to public LLMs, so I have to either use my company's internal LLM (GPT4o), but which just have a front end, no API. Either I have to use local LLM through ollama for ex.

I tried several models, but they are to slow or too dumb. In the end, when I need help, I copy/past code into LLM portal front end.

I was also sceptical, but then I started to use codecompanion.nvim with Hugging Face recently. It works quite well and can be helpful for coding.