Superhuman coding without compromise
Personal and autonomous AI coding agent. No third-party servers, token limits, or fees.
Code without limits. Build with control.
All the features. And more coming soon.
Automate (coming soon)
Automate routine tasks and speed up your development with workflows and agents.
Chat
Get instant help with understanding code, planning, and choosing the best approach.
Contextualize
Add images, code snippets, and files to help set the broader context, especially great for UI development.
Debugging
Quickly resolve issues with intelligent debugging support.
Autocomplete
Enhance your coding speed and accuracy with context-aware code suggestions and auto-completion recommendations.
Merge
Automatically merge code snippets, functions, or even entire modules based on your requirements, reducing coding time significantly.
FAQs
Your Questions, Answered.
Mode is a Visual Studio Code extension that acts as your personal AI coding assistant. It connects directly to your favorite language models, giving you powerful AI support while keeping your data secure and private.
Mode is open-source and free to use. You bring your own API keys for language models, so you only pay for what you use with your chosen providers like OpenAI or Anthropic.
Mode provides direct integration with your preferred AI models, eliminating the need for third-party servers while giving you full control over your data and privacy. You get instant access to the latest models without delays or hidden costs, along with powerful features like chat-based assistance, smart code merging, debugging, and contextual file support to streamline your workflow.
Mode works with any programming language supported by Visual Studio Code. The AI assistance adapts based on the language model and its capabilities.
No, Mode doesn’t store your data, except chat history locally on your machine in the VS Code extensions' folder. It’s a smart client with no backend. All interactions are processed directly through your API keys, giving you full control over your code and context.