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Introducing Junie, the coding agent by JetBrains 🔥 Delegate routine tasks to Junie or pair with it on more complex ones. The Early Access Program (EAP) for Junie is now open. Join the waitlist to try it in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 🔗

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Spationaute1 年前

Is that something that will be included with the AI subscription?

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glueckkanja5 年前

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Steve Swing1 年前

I’ve wondered why Code With Me and AI Assistant were separate things. Now I’ll be able to invite Junie to “Code With Me?”

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Unnamed11 年前

Obviously it will be charged extra as they made the original AI Assistant unusable in most of their IDEs. That this needs to be trained for specific IDEs is clear.

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Nathan Mak1 年前

What's the difference between this and AI Assistant?

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MarketingAutomations1 年前

These last few updates to the code completion has been crazy 🤯🤯🤯

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Thomas Prikryl1 年前

Is that gonna replace or assist the AI Assistant?

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Michal1 年前

Yes please!

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Francisco Marcano1 年前

Thanks!

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Nikolai Golub1 年前

Only intellij in preview or other IDEs as well?

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