Cool. Some feedback from a few minutes of use: - When I started typing a string, Chime added a double quote for me to terminate the string. Fine, but if I use

Cool. Some feedback from a few minutes of use: - When I started typing a string, Chime added a double quote for me to terminate the string. Fine, but if I use my years of muscle memory to terminate the string myself, it should replace the inserted quote instead of letting me double them up: fmt.Printf("Hello"") this does work correctly if you used autocomplete to generate a " format " hint from fmt.Printf. - After typing fmt.Pr<escape> it showed me a number of options including fmt.Printf. When I selected that option, it presented me with fmt.Printf( format , a ) which I could fill in, fine. But I had to deliberately move the cursor into the " a " part to replace the " a " with my argument. If I didn't and just moved right after the comma, it would do e.g.: fmt.Printf("%d", 42a) Also, the fmt.Printf would be highlighted green instead of light blue like the others. Furthermore, if I then tried to do fmt.Pr<escape> on the next line, it wouldn't offer anything semantically related, just the local variables like x and y.