Add sidekick.nvim

[Yorizel]

Is your feature related to a problem?

Folke released an awesome new p[lugin for handling ai with built in nes support using the copilot api

Describe the new feature

Add the new sidekick plugin on the editor support category

Additional context

this is my current config, if anyone is interested

return {
  "folke/sidekick.nvim",
  event = "VeryLazy",
  opts = {
    cli = {
      mux = {
        backend = "tmux",
        enabled = true,
      },
    },
    -- Remove the keys.accept = nil since we're handling Tab directly
  },
  specs = {
    {
      "AstroNvim/astrocore",
      ---@param opts AstroCoreOpts
      opts = function(_, opts)
        local maps = assert(opts.mappings)
        local prefix = "<Leader>a"

        -- Normal mode mappings
        maps.n[prefix] = { desc = "+ Sidekick" }
        maps.n[prefix .. "a"] = {
          function() require("sidekick.cli").toggle { focus = true } end,
          desc = "Sidekick Toggle CLI",
        }
        maps.n[prefix .. "c"] = {
          function() require("sidekick.cli").toggle { name = "claude", focus = true } end,
          desc = "Sidekick Claude Toggle",
        }
        maps.n[prefix .. "p"] = {
          function() require("sidekick.cli").prompt() end,
          desc = "Sidekick Ask Prompt",
        }

        -- Visual mode mappings
        maps.v[prefix] = { desc = "+ai" }
        maps.v[prefix .. "a"] = {
          function() require("sidekick.cli").toggle { focus = true } end,
          desc = "Sidekick Toggle CLI",
        }
        maps.v[prefix .. "p"] = {
          function() require("sidekick.cli").prompt() end,
          desc = "Sidekick Ask Prompt",
        }

        maps.n["<tab>"] = {
          function()
            -- if there is a next edit, jump to it, otherwise apply it if any
            if not require("sidekick").nes_jump_or_apply() then
              return "<Tab>" -- fallback to normal tab
            end
          end,
          expr = true,
          desc = "Goto/Apply Next Edit Suggestion",
        }
      end,
    },
  },
}

[ALameLlama]

Would be neat to also be able to toggle between the different CLI tools

[Yorizel]

Would be neat to also be able to toggle between the different CLI tools

i think this is already possible

[ALameLlama]

Would be neat to also be able to toggle between the different CLI tools

i think this is already possible

Sorry, I should have been more clear, in our plugin we could have a vim.g.sidekick_model and then automatically pass this into the command so you don't need to always select which model you're gonna use

[Uzaaft]

Not a fan of bringing our own vim.g.* variables that are non-standard.

[ALameLlama]

Not a fan of bringing our own vim.g.* variables that are non-standard.

That's fair, I only suggested it since the default haviour you'll need to select your cli tool each time you want to use it.

we could do something like with a default value but makes it possible to update the cli tool without needing to competely replace the community plugin

local sidekick_cli_tool = vim.g.sidekick_cli_tool or opencode
map.n.[prefix .. "a"] = {
    function() require("sidekick.cli").toggle({name = sidekick_cli_tool }) end,
    desc = "Sidekick Toggle CLI",
]