3 ms·
> Xcode does have predictive code completion models and Swift Assist. Clarification: While Swift Assist was announced at WWDC in June 2024, it has yet to ship.
by geoffpado 2y ago
> Xcode does have predictive code completion models and Swift Assist.
Clarification: While Swift Assist was announced at WWDC in June 2024, it has yet to ship. Predictive code completion is available in Xcode 16, though.
- robertjpayne 2y agoAnd the predictive code completion is pretty bare bones awful compared to what you get in VSCode/Cursor or other editors.
- Aloisius 2y agoI haven't found predictive code completion to be good anywhere for Swift, especially anything to do with Apple frameworks. I've attributed it to the general lack of open source projects to train off.
- bredren 2y agoLacking predictive code completion as a beta in Xcode 15 felt like a miss. I realize it would have jumped the gun on Apple Intelligence, but the company has released features prior to the marketing: evidence Spatial Audio. OpenAI demo’d native swift development with Xcode on day 11 of their 12 days of releases in December, see 6:00 in here: https://www.youtube.com/live/g_qxoznfa7E?si=BXd88NmbjHSUyPAM https://www.youtube.com/live/g_qxoznfa7E?si=BXd88NmbjHSUyPAM At the time it seemed compelling, but am curious if anyone who regularly crafts in Xcode can comment on that release / its sustained value as an AI workflow to pair with Xcode?
- dedrisian 2y agoWe’re working on this at https://alexcodes.app https://alexcodes.app! We support chat (with cmd+L), agent, tab autocomplete, cmd+k, and voice mode. And the ability to add Xcode errors/warnings in bulk to the chat.