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I love VSCode built in LLM harness. No extensions, use any model you want, amazing UX for reviews, control of agents. The sandboxing also seems great, I never s
by ddxv 19d ago
I love VSCode built in LLM harness. No extensions, use any model you want, amazing UX for reviews, control of agents. The sandboxing also seems great, I never see models touching anything they shouldn't.
- minhaz23 19d agoIs this the chat on the side or the agents feature?
- satvikpendem 19d agoBoth are great, and analogous to Cursor which has both features too.
- ddxv 18d agoI have to admit I'm not clear the difference? It starts with the list of your sessions/agents . Then starting a new "agent" or question or plan. I usually use each agent for a few questions or prompts at most. Occasionally it runs longer than that. I love using it for the chat question style where I ask it things like: For these frontend pages with X options collect the database tables for each. This is of course something easy to do manually, but I like it stepping through a couple functions much faster than me searching around manually and maybe getting lazy and not checking all of them.