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IDE chat vs inline

This revision card explains IDE chat vs inline. You need both quick autocomplete and longer “how do I design this?” answers. It describes inline completions finish the line you are typing. Chat answers design, debugging, and multi-file questions with context. The how-to section covers how to use inline while coding; open chat for IAM policy drafts, error explanations, and refactors. An example on the card is A AccessDenied on s3:PutObject: paste the error in chat and ask for a least-privilege fix.

IDE chat vs inline You need both quick autocomplete and longer “how do I design this?” answers. Inline completions finish the line you are typing. Chat answers design, debugging, and multi-file questions with context. Use inline while coding; open chat for IAM policy drafts, error explanations, and refactors. A AccessDenied on s3:PutObject: paste the error in chat and ask for a least-privilege fix
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Why do we need it?

You need both quick autocomplete and longer “how do I design this?” answers.

What is it?

Inline completions finish the line you are typing. Chat answers design, debugging, and multi-file questions with context.

inline / chat

How to do it

Use inline while coding; open chat for IAM policy drafts, error explanations, and refactors.

Example

A AccessDenied on s3:PutObject: paste the error in chat and ask for a least-privilege fix.

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