[Music] Tired of paying $10 a month for GitHub's Co-Pilot? Well, don't worry, I got something free for you in this video that works as good as GitHub's Co-Pilot. But man, I just keep stumbling across new AI coding Co-Pilots. On The Daily, we have covered LM Code Pilot called Continue. We have GPT Interpreter, which is basically your own coding assistant, as well as GPT Pilot, which allows you to create free software in minutes. It's great to see such advancements as well as evolution in the world of AI. Today, I bring forward another Co-Pilot called Codium. It's completely free, ultra-fast, and it's a Co-Pilot alternative that autocompletes your code with AI in all major IDEs. The great part is that they're continuously working on improving this tech on a monthly basis, and it just shows that they're continuously evolving and adapting to major updates that are revolving across the AI world. So why use Codium while running LMS at scale is quite

expensive and you do require a lot of different coding needs, as well as coding help from different tools like codium. But the thing is, at codium, the usability of this tool is completely free. It forever autocompletes and it has a chatbot for AI that gives you suggestions, completes your code, as well as fixes code errors within your IDE. And this is a great part as to why you would want to use codium. Now throughout today's video, I'm going to be showcasing how you can actually install codium, taking a look at some of the cool usability features, as well as going more in depth as to what the road map is with this application. So with that thought, guys, make sure you stay tuned throughout the end of this video. But with that thought, let's get straight into the video. Hey, what is up, guys? Welcome back to another YouTube video at the world of AI. As I mentioned at the start, we're going to take a look at codium. Now, this is the modern coding superpower as

it's mentioned on its website. You're able to do so much as it's a great way for you to autocomplete your code. Have it integrated with different types of IDs. It provides a dynamic code AI completion. And it's basically just going to be used to help you level up your coding experience. And this is something that we're going to take a look at throughout today's video as you go more in depth as to what you can do in terms of using codium. How you can install it. Taking a look at the pricing. We're also going to take a look at how it Compares with github's co- pallet. Take a look at how it does compared to other different types of platforms such as repet. You have tab 9 as well as co- pallet. And that's basically the gist of today's video. So definitely stay tuned. And let's get right into it. If you guys would like to access our private Discord in which you can get free subscriptions to AI tools that are very beneficial to you.

Definitely take a look at this in the link in the description below. Not only do you get subscriptions, but you get a lot of giveaways, consultation for free. You get amazing different deals, giveaways, networking opportunities, and so much more. So if you're interested, take a look at the link in the description below. Make sure you follow World of AI on Twitter if you guys haven't already. I'm going to be posting the latest AI news here so you can stay up to date with whatever is happening in the AI world. And lastly, make sure you guys subscribe, turn notification Bell, like this video, and check out our previous videos so you can stay up to date with the latest AI news. But with that thought, let's get right back into the video. Now, as you mentioned, it's completely free, guys. You have so many free features that are associated with this new toolkit. You have the rapid code auto-completion, which lets the AI tool within codium autocomplete the code for you. You have an inedit editor AI chat assistant, which will basically help

you provide suggestions, debug the code, as well as ask it certain types of questions that can improve the code. You have a repo natural language search. You have unlimited usage, which is the best part about Codium. We've taken a look at Continual, which is a free autopilot for software development, but the thing is that this tool only has 20 or 10 amount of different types of usages per a session, which is very, very unproductive for people who are going to be coding large context of code, and this could be very restrictive for a lot of people. But Codium, on the other hand, has unlimited usage, which will be very, very beneficial for a lot of people. Now it's trained on open-source data, which is really, really useful. You have support via Discord, and you have end-to-end data encryption, which will basically provide you the privacy as well as protect your data for the best usage on your local desktop. So that is the best part about this. You have teams as well as an Enterprise selection for its pricing tools. So if

you're interested in that you can definitely get started by contacting them. Now let's actually evaluate codium compared to many of the different types of cop pallets that are out there. Now we're going to first start off by comparing it to github's cop pallet, and we can see that there's many different typ evaluation metrics to compare. We have pricing, for example, at this as a start. You're able to see that github's cop ballet is a monthly subscription plan, whereas codium is completely free. In terms of functionality, with github's cop ballot, you have a single plus multi-line Coden, whereas codium has a single plus multi line Coden, but on top of that, you have an in ID integrated chat and search option, which is very, very useful for a lot of people. You have many different types of supported IDs. In this case, you have uh Visual Studio code, jet brains, visual uh Visual Studio Jupiter, and so many others compared to GitHub C- pallets, uh supported IDs, which are only total to about four now in

comparison to the supported languages you have 70 total languages with uh codium, whereas GitHub copal only has a Selected Few. Now, this is the great thing about this uh is it gives you a lot more more customizable, as well as a lot more functionality with different types of languages that are supported with codium. In terms of security, it is more private, has 100% encryption method within their actual toolkit. You have better latency, and in terms of quality, they're basically on par. Now, this is something that you can see in the blog post, so if you're interested to get more details, I highly recommend that you check this out later on in the video or in the description below. Sorry. Now, just as we have compared it to github's copilot, we're also going to be showcasing the head-on head comparison with other copilot, such as tab 9 and repet. Now, if you go down, you can see that there's different metrics as to how they evaluate it on, such as the features and price, latency, suggestion quality, and one

thing I want to note is that this was written by codium team so there's obviously going to be a bias towards their own platform so that's one thing you want to keep in mind when reading this. But you can see in most categories codium has the upper hand in most cases. Now, in this case, they have 27 out of 30 categories fulfilled but in most cases I would say it's basically a little bit ahead of github's C- pallet because of its free opportunity to use the toolkit. Now, if you want a more detailed analysis in comparison with each and every Co pallet you can definitely take a look at this graph and scroll down to get better understanding as to how it performs in different evaluations generation to test the coold pallet like latency and so much more. And if you're interested in this I highly recommend that you check take a look at their blog post cuz it's really really detailed. They also have a Blog as to showcasing different SI of suggestions showcasing monthly updates.

as well as going more in depth on what you can do with this C-pallet. So, if you're interested, definitely take a look at this, and it will give you more better insights as to what you can do with code generation with AI. Now, let's get to the next step of the video in terms of installing this application. Now, there's basically a couple of ways to actually utilize this, but the first method I want to showcase is trying this out in your browser. You're able to go on the playground and try codium right in your browser. You're able to also install it into different types of extensions, such as different IDs that are available with codium. Now, it's very simple. You can see that there's different types of languages in which you can access this demo on. You can use Python, JavaScript, Go, Java, and C++. You're able to reset it over here, but this is basically a live demo in which you can start generating code with these different types of languages. So, if you're interested in this, you can start

and play around with it off the playground. And if you find it to be useful, you can then deploy it onto your local IDE. But in this case, if you're going to be utilizing this for your own ID, what you can do is click on get extension and you'll be able to access different types of extensions. Over here, you have different IDs such as Visual Studio code, jet brains. You have neovim as well as Vim. You have the Android Studio, Google collab, deepnote, data bricks, Chrome, and so many others. So you have a wide range of different extensions as to what codium could be installed into. So if you're interested in this, definitely take a look at it. But in the case of this video, we're going to be using Visual Studio code. Now, another thing is that you can go onto the GitHub repo and you can also install it manually. And you're also able to install it using different installation options, such as through lazy fimm as well as installing it using the manual instructions. So if you're interested in

this, I'll leave this link in the description below so you can get started with that. But in this case, we're going to be doing using it through Visual Studio code. So you want to click on that, click on quick install, click open Visual Studio code. This will prompt you to open up Visual Studio code, and it will take you to the actual store extension store. Actually, you want to click on install over here, and this will start installing codium. And once this extension has been installed, it will then prompt you to open up and login by creating an account with codium on their website. So once this has fully installed, I'll take you to that step next. Now, guys, once you have basically connected codium to your IDE, you're basically able to access it on the top left in Visual Studio code. You can see that there is a codium tab. Now, if you have not actually connected this, you won't be able to see this, and it will say there's a bug. Now, what you can do to fix that is by providing codium the actual application, the

authentication token, which will be provided within your account over here. And that's by clicking on the ual profile button, and you'll see that you can get started by basically accessing and giving the authentication token to Visual Studio Code. And this is by basically clicking on the search bar, pressing the greater or less than symbol, typing in codium provide authentication token, and then you can paste that token that is provided off the website off your profile. Now, this is only if you get that bug. If you don't and if you're able to access it fairly easy like I am over here with the welcome sign over here, then you won't need to actually do that step. But if that is the bug and if you still require assistant, definitely reach out to me in the description below with my Discord, or you can ask me in my actual consultation, which is something that I really wanted to talk about. I offer free, not free, but I offer a consultation. And if you want to book on book a one-on-one consultation, you can.

definitely do so with this link in the description below. But with that thought, let's get right back into the video and talk a little bit more about how you can use codium. So let's actually start utilizing codium. So what you want to do first is create a new file with whatever language that you want to work with. In this case, I'm going to be using Python. Once you have this new Python language file opened up, you want to open up the extension of codium. Now in this case, I already started working on with it, but you will see a couple of presets as well as a couple of examples in which you can get started with. But what I start off with is write a function to Python function to fit a best fit line and plot it. So in this case, it generated the code for this. You can insert the code by clicking on insert code. You can do the exact same thing with the next part of the segment. And if you approve it, you can just like it. If you don't, you can

dislike it, but in this case, I like it 'cause it fits best to whatever I wanted it to. Output. Now you're also able to copy it so that you can export it in other workflows, which is very, very useful. Now, in this case, you're also able to find different bugs by asking it how I can improve the code. Can you please debug it, and it will then work upon giving you the best solution? In this case, how I can improve it. It's going to give me a good written description as to what you can do to improve the code that has been generated. Now, if you would like to add it to a certain block that you want to focus on, you can then mention the codium to a certain Block. In this case, a couple blocks that you want to focus on so from 21 to 23, you can then put that range in and then ask it to add analyze that segment. So it then gives you a precise answer for that block that you want it to review, and that's basically it for.

using codium. This is just a quite simple demonstration as what you can do with it. There's a lot more that you can do with it on the Block post, which I highly recommend that you check out so you can get a better idea as to what you can do with codium, and that basically concludes today's video on codium. I hope you enjoyed this video, guys, and you got some sort of value out of it. Thank you, guys, so much for watching. I'll leave all the links in the description below so that you can access it fairly easily, but that's basically it for today's video. Make sure you check out the patreon page if you want to access our private Discord, in which you can get exclusive giveaways, subscriptions, and so much more. Make sure you follow world of AI on Twitter if you guys haven't already so you can stay up to date with the latest AI news, and lastly, make sure you check out our YouTube channel so you can stay up to date with the latest AI content.

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