I’ve put together a video to show how the JetBrains AI assistant works. This tool integrates with the IDE, letting you describe what you need in a chat-like interface. From there, it generates the code, including files and fields, all in one go. Back in 2022, I experimented with GitHub Copilot, which relied on prompts in comments to suggest code snippets. The JetBrains approach feels different—you’re directly telling it what to build, and it sets up the whole system. I had an unfinished project, just a rough starting point, and used this assistant to complete it in a couple of hours. The video walks through the process, showing how it handles everything step-by-step. It’s an interesting shift in coding tools—take a look if you’re curious about how it functions.
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15 January 2024
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