Inline directly into current buffer

[orhnk]

The :CodyDo "<query>" popup is cool

but It'd be better to have a command that will inline CodyDo to your buffer cursor position.

[mattvaughan]

It would also be neat to see CodyDo replace selected text if it was invoked in visual mode. If that's too intrusive for default behavior, perhaps a keybinding that "accepts" the text in the floating buffer would be better.

[pjlast]

@mattvaughan so you can do :CodyTaskAccept in the floating buffer and it will replace the text on which the task was performed.

You can bind that to a keystroke of your choosing if you want :)

[orhnk]

@pjlast I think He actually meant something similar to me.

Project needs some interactivity. I think the popup is redundant.

Why not inline it directly to the buffer? And add a function to toggle the response.

Like the following example (Using snippets):

https://github.com/sourcegraph/sg.nvim/assets/101834410/1756aeff-eff0-4aba-82c3-494ccf5b56a3

This will give the feeling "AI is in your editor" feeling much better. (Especially with text models that generate gradually. Not in a ms like in the DEMO)

[manish-baghel]

@orhnk :CodyTask now works exactly how you proposed. You can use <CR> to accept and replace text in place.