Or even if we can t train it on a new

[dense herald]

What IDE are you using? I believe you should be able to enable it on any file type by clicking on the bottom right

[light nexus]

VS code.

I have looked and I see no setting for it.

[dense herald]

Do you see the Codeium status bar item in the status bar? It should be yellow when Codeium is disabled for the current file. You can click that to enable Codeium for that language.

[light nexus]

Oh, yes I see!

It says, "enable for plaintext" even though its not plaintext.

[dense herald]

👍 what type of file is it?

[light nexus]

adk Aardvark (I'm on the dev team).

Its a programming language kinda in-between Python, JS, and C, and it's a compiler.

[dense herald]

What's the file extension and does VSCode recognize this language?

Generally for languages we do not support by default we may not recognize the language at all. However the model may still be able to generate decent completions but no guarantees 😆

[light nexus]

How does it take into account code from other files? If I have other .adk files with thousands of lines or code, can it "learn" from that, or does it only detect imports with supported languages?

[light nexus]

It's catching on pretty quick.

[dense herald]

It should find it from other open documents and nearby documents even for not officially supported languages.

[light nexus]

Okay.

[light nexus]

Also, do you have a replit extension? (Idk if replit even supports in-editor extensions)

[light nexus]

So I can just paste the Aardvark docs and tutorial into a file and then it will know it?

[dense herald]

We may not do well getting context from non-code sources, i.e. english documentation, etc. You can try it (you may need to save the file for this to take effect).

[dense herald]

I don't believe we support replit. @maiden basin may have more info

[light nexus]

Okay, I'll try it.