Kaguya - the most advanced AI local coding assistant

An AI agent right in your code editor.

This is a culmination of my work over the past 6 months, and it's honestly the project I feel the most proud of building in my 10+ year career in tech.

It's able to take actions on your behalf - read files, move them around, edit them,… pic.twitter.com/3dLKr5QglO
— YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦 (@ykdojo) September 19, 2023

Why write documentation yourself when you can have your code editor do it for you? 🤔

Here's a less-than-three-minute video where I walk through how it can be done with an AI agent: pic.twitter.com/4xkgF39qpX
— YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦 (@ykdojo) October 2, 2023

Kaguya is the most advanced AI local coding assistant currently on the market.

It’s currently available in a few different flavors.

A VS Code extension
A ChatGPT plugin

The ChatGPT plugin is fully open-sourced here.

The VS Code extension, on the other hand, is currently in private alpha.

We’re in the process of slowly releasing it as we go.

If you’d like to be one of the first users to try it out either in the alpha release or beta, please sign up on the waitlist below.

Sign up for Kaguya’s waitlist

FAQ

What’s the difference between Kaguya and GitHub Copilot Chat?
- There are three advantages to using Kaguya over Copilot Chat.
- 1, Kaguya gives you the ability to select the model you want to use - ChatGPT, GPT-4, or any other model in the future
- 2, Kaguya allows you to select multiple files to load as part of the context for the LLM you are using
- 3, Kaguya can also act as an AI agent, taking actions on your behalf, performing file operations.
- Here’s a little demo video on X/Twitter: link.
- Here’s a demo on the AI agent aspect of it: link.
How can I try it now?
- We’re currently doing private alpha with our X/Twitter subscribers here.