In software development, keeping track of recent code modifications is a constant task. Finish Changes presents itself as an extension that acts as an assistant, remembering the context of what you're doing. It's not a generic autocomplete, but a tool that analyzes local changes to offer relevant suggestions. Its goal is to reduce friction when switching between files or tasks.
Integration with the local workflow 🤖
The tool operates directly on changes in staging (git add) or in the working directory. It uses this diff as context to generate code proposals coherent with the started task. It integrates with editors like VS Code through an extension, allowing you to invoke its suggestions with a command. The model processes the recently modified code snippet and proposes completions or next lines, maintaining coherence with the existing style and logic.
Your programming partner who never argues about approaches 😌
It's the ideal companion: it always agrees with your direction, no matter how convoluted it is. While a human might suggest refactoring that 200-line method, Finish Changes simply helps you add lines 201 to 250 with a digital smile. It doesn't question your architectural decisions, nor does it remind you that you've already declared that variable twice. Its tacit motto is: Your code, your rules. I just write what you ask me... or what I think you were going to ask.