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So Cody allows you multiple ways to manage this. In the Cody settings.json file you can disable autocomplete on entire languages/file types. Additionally, we
by ado__dev 2y ago
So Cody allows you multiple ways to manage this.
In the Cody settings.json file you can disable autocomplete on entire languages/file types.
Additionally, we recently rolled out a Cody Ignore file type where you can specify files/folders that Cody will not look at for context. This feature is still in experimental mode though. https://sourcegraph.com/docs/cody/capabilities/ignore-context#cody-ignore https://sourcegraph.com/docs/cody/capabilities/ignore-contex...
With Cody, we have a relationship w/ both Anthropic and OpenAI to never use any data submitted via Cody users for training and data is not retained either.
- rrdharan 2y ago> With Cody, we have a relationship w/ both Anthropic and OpenAI to never use any data submitted via Cody users for training and data is not retained either. Can you say more about this? Is it public? Contractual? Verifiable somehow?
- ado__dev 2y agoHi - yes it is all outlined in our Terms of use for Cody https://sourcegraph.com/terms/cody-notice https://sourcegraph.com/terms/cody-notice Sections I-IV :)
- rrdharan 2y agoI see that it’s outlined there, I’m just curious how you gained the confidence to believe them (anthropic / openAI). Do you pay for auditors or do they have or provide some other evidence that gives you confidence that they won’t train on this data? Neither Anthropic and OpenAI seem to be particularly mature organizations so while maliciously lying to their customers (you) about this would surprise me, “accidentally” not separating data sources would not be very surprising at all…