I prefer VS Code + Sourcegraph‘s Cody. Cody has access to the entire codebase of a project, but it doesn’t “know” or load all the code into memory at once. Inst

I prefer VS Code + Sourcegraph‘s Cody. Cody has access to the entire codebase of a project, but it doesn’t “know” or load all the code into memory at once. Instead, it uses Sourcegraph’s indexing and search capabilities to retrieve relevant parts of the codebase as needed. This means: Full Project Access. Whenever I try to navigate a new project I ask Cody to give me an overview. Also writing and modifying code using it is way more than Cursor‘s capabilities. Because it can „understand“ the context.