Cody for VS Code v1.10.0 release
Cody for VS Code v1.10.0 is now available, this release includes support for Claude 3 Haiku, several improvements to doc string generation, and debugging.
Support links for Cody Pro and Enterprise
We have made it easier for Cody Pro and Enterprise users to get assistance when needed, support links are now more prominently displayed so users can easily access help. Cody Pro and Enterprise users can now get more timely responses by filling out a support form.
New debug options
We've made it easier to generate and access Cody’s debug logs, allowing you to debug issues and more easily share that information with Sourcegraph’s support team. Please include logs in your bug reports when possible.
- Debug commands are now grouped in command palette under "Cody Debug"
- Added an "Open Output Channel" sidebar menu item, that opens the VS Code output panel with "Cody by Sourcegraph" selected
- Added a debug button in the top right of the Cody settings panel, which sets
{"cody.debug.verbose": true}
and opens the VS Code output panel
Improved Document Command
Generating documentation from code has been improved to automatically detect documentable code blocks and provide hints to quickly generate doc strings. When your cursor is on a documentable symbol in JavaScript, TypeScript, Go or Python, a "Opt/Alt+D to Document" ghost text will appear. Pressing Opt / Alt + D will immediately generate documentation for that code block.
GPT-4 Turbo upgrade
For Cody Pro users, GPT-4 Turbo now uses the gpt-4-0125-preview
model.
Claude 3 Haiku is now available for Cody Pro
For Cody Pro users we've added Anthropic’s latest AI model, Claude 3 Haiku, alongside Sonnet and Opus. This new model offers significantly faster speeds while maintaining quality and coherence. To start using Claude 3 Haiku start a new chat and select it from the list of models:
Changelog
See the changelog and GitHub releases for a complete list of changes.
Thank you
Cody wouldn’t be what it is without our amazing contributors 💖 A big thank you to everyone who contributed, filed issues, and sent us feedback.
As always, we value your feedback in Discord and GitHub. Happy Codying!
To get started with Cody install it from the VS Code Marketplace
Previous release: Cody for VS Code v1.6.0