I do not, but I suspect that's mainly because I far and away prefer statically typed languages with powerful LSP implementations. Copilot, Ollama, and the othe

I do not, but I suspect that's mainly because I far and away prefer statically typed languages with powerful LSP implementations. Copilot, Ollama, and the others have all been strictly inferior to rust-analyzer. The suggested code is often just straight up invalid and takes just long enough to be annoying. Compare that to just typing '.'/'::' + a few characters to fuzzy-select what I'm looking for + enter. ETA: Both did save me a few seconds here and there when obvious "repetition with a few tweaks each line" was involved, but to me that is not worth a monthly subscription or however much wall power my GPU was consuming.