The workflow of having AI suggestions pop up on the rest of the line is really nice. You can ignore when you know what you are trying to write, but the really l

The workflow of having AI suggestions pop up on the rest of the line is really nice. You can ignore when you know what you are trying to write, but the really low-friction interaction of “write a very rigorous comment and then let the LLM autocomplete the implementation” is often enough to solve one-liners in languages where I’m not fluent in the standard lib, which means I don’t need to break flow to go read docs or whatever. Seems small but I think it’s actually a major productivity win for polyglot programming (which is a lot of my current $dayjob). I also like the convenience of “start a session with my current file automatically in the context”, again, lowers the friction substantially.