Kode's position differs significantly from traditional AI code assistance tools. It is essentially a developer agent (Agent) rather than a simple code generator. As a terminal running tool, Kode is directly embedded in the user's development ecosystem, with full system access to directly modify code files, execute shell commands, and manage project documentation. This deep integration makes it possible to handle the complete development process in an automated way, from architecture design to code implementation, to testing and documentation of the full cycle of tasks.
Unlike Copilot tools that simply provide suggestions, Kode realizes a closed loop of "thinking + executing". For example, when the user commands to refactor the code, it not only provides suggestions for modification, but also actually performs the file modification operation. This ability makes it a real sense of "AI developer", rather than just "AI programming assistant".
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