hi, i'm trying to use AI with the goal of mantain the flow, i'll build the system, software design, ask atomic questions etc... but what's the best IDE for that? and how use it properly?
Ask HN: Which IDE integrates AI best for programming (not vibe coding)?
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Re: Ask HN: Which IDE integrates AI best for programming (not vibe coding)?
#2why would you use an IDE if you are not the one coding? You can review the code in github/gitlab using prs, but not necessarily code.. I feel IDEs are not the best environment for coding agents UI because the prioritize code editing, and the interaction with agents has a different priority.
Re: Ask HN: Which IDE integrates AI best for programming (not vibe coding)?
#3why would you use an IDE if you are not the one coding? You can review the code in github/gitlab using prs, but not necessarily code.. I feel IDEs are not the best environment for coding agents UI because the prioritize code editing, and the interaction with agents has a different priority.
i still code, but i'm searching an IDE that preserve the human in loop, for example showing better the code added/changed by the agent, but yeah i would like to have a better interaction with the agent while coding, infact i tend to use small models with high inference so i can procede with him without losing the flow.
Re: Ask HN: Which IDE integrates AI best for programming (not vibe coding)?
#4why would you use an IDE if you are not the one coding? You can review the code in github/gitlab using prs, but not necessarily code.. I feel IDEs are not the best environment for coding agents UI because the prioritize code editing, and the interaction with agents has a different priority.
i still code, but i'm searching an IDE that preserve the human in loop, for example showing better the code added/changed by the agent, but yeah i would like to have a better interaction with the agent while coding, infact i tend to use small models with high inference so i can procede with him without losing the flow.
I mean if you are using version control like git you can always see diffs. I would say it might be easier to go that way into checking small changes into commits and dev branches, then you can try a very good diff UI that will refresh each change. Thats one way.