Bespoke AI v0.8.1: VS Code Autocomplete Extension for Code and Text
Bespoke AI v0.8.1 is a VS Code extension that provides autocomplete functionality for both code and non-code text. The developer created it after finding no decent open source autocomplete projects that worked well for text autocomplete.
Key Details
The extension leverages existing Claude Code subscriptions through Anthropic's Agent SDK, allowing users to access full power autocomplete (including Opus) without incurring API charges. Alternatively, users can configure it to use any API they want, including Ollama.
The extension is available on the VS Code Marketplace at https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TrentMcNitt.bespoke-ai and the source code is hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/trentmcnitt/bespoke-ai-vscode-ext.
The developer is seeking testers to validate the extension on setups other than their own. Feedback can be provided via comments on the Reddit post, direct messages, or by creating issues on the GitHub repository.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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