While I can't speak to Codeium, you might want to try Copilot in a more mature codebase that reflects your style of composition. The amazing part for me with t

While I can't speak to Codeium, you might want to try Copilot in a more mature codebase that reflects your style of composition. The amazing part for me with the tech is when it matches my style and preferences - naming things the way I want them, correctly using the method I just wrote in place of repeating itself, etc. I haven't used it much in blank or small projects, but I'd imagine I'd find it much less ideal if it wasn't so strongly biased towards how I already write code given the surrounding context on which it draws.