Adding in Trae.AI as an IDE option

[arimxyer]

Is your feature request related to a problem?
I'm not entirely sure? But through a lengthy workaround I was able to get Trae.ai to work with docker (and by way of creating a devpod container). However, in order to do so I needed to commit the devpod image and add ports to it, because Trae.AI only supports SSH right now and doesn't like the ProxyCommand that's set in the ssh_config for the devpod workspace, and that essentially decouples it from devpod and its purpose.

Which solution do you suggest?
I'd say just by adding them as an IDE choice (experimental is fine).

Which alternative solutions exist?
Lengthy workaround - nothing actually exists for this. Perhaps it's my docker setup, but I've found that I needed to do many things like install a vscode or vscodium server into the raw container to get it to work. Even booting it up in vscode first (which installs a vscode server - which is something that Trae is looking for in order to get it up and running, but then I believe it also installs its own server. It's all a bit confusing - to be honest.)

Additional context
Here's a link to the IDE (https://docs.trae.ai/docs/what-is-trae?_lang=en)

[bkneis]

Hi @ari1110, when you say trae doesn't like the proxy command, what is the exact error? To my knowledge that should be used by your local SSH agent, to proxy the traffic over a network port, and shouldn't need anything special on the remote.

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[chiqors]

I have some feedbacks to the team to utilize TRAE

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