I am in the same boat with you. I have also come to dislike having AI code generator inside my editor. Recently, I started looking into learning Rust seriously

I am in the same boat with you. I have also come to dislike having AI code generator inside my editor. Recently, I started looking into learning Rust seriously and decided to go with RustRover (the rust IDE from JetBrains) and I find that single-line AI autocomplete complements existing IDE features nicely. It works really well with the workflow I have come to prefer: describe the structure of the data using enums and structs, and then handle them using pattern matching and write unit tests for them.