Continue
Continue is an innovative tool that allows you to create, share, and use custom AI code assistants through open-source IDE extensions. It provides a platform to access various models, rules, prompts, documents, and other building blocks for enhanced development.
Continue is built in TypeScript, distributed under the Apache License 2.0, 32.5k GitHub stars from 100 contributors, latest release v1.2.22-vscode.
When to use Continue
Continue is listed here as a Development project. The directory calls out Custom AI code assistants, Open-source IDE extensions, Hub of models and rules as capabilities associated with it.
Other recorded traits for Continue include Integration with development workflows, Enhances productivity and efficiency.
Besides Development, this page also files Continue under AI, Tools.
What the Continue stats reflect
GitHub currently shows 32.5k GitHub stars, about 100 contributors, 4.4k forks, 546 open issues, latest tracked release v1.2.22-vscode. Star and activity counts here are a snapshot used as a proxy for community adoption, not a quality score.
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- Language
- TypeScript
- Latest Release
- v1.2.22-vscode
- License
- Apache License 2.0
Key features of Continue
- Custom AI code assistants
- Open-source IDE extensions
- Hub of models and rules
- Integration with development workflows
- Enhances productivity and efficiency
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Frequently asked questions
What is Continue?
Continue is an innovative tool that allows you to create, share, and use custom AI code assistants through open-source IDE extensions. It provides a platform to access various models, rules, prompts, documents, and other building blocks for enhanced development. This directory highlights Custom AI code assistants, Open-source IDE extensions, Hub of models and rules.
Is Continue free to use?
Continue is published as open source under the Apache License 2.0. The directory lists Custom AI code assistants, Open-source IDE extensions, Hub of models and rules among its recorded capabilities.
What language is Continue written in, and what is the latest release?
Continue is written primarily in TypeScript. The latest release tracked on this page is v1.2.22-vscode.
How widely is Continue used on GitHub?
Continue has about 32.5k GitHub stars across about 100 contributors. It also has about 4.4k forks. Those counts are a snapshot of community attention, not a ranking of quality.
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