Trae provides two core interaction modes, Builder and Chat, to form a complementary development assistance system:
- Builder mode: Suitable for project-level development scenarios. Users only need to describe the requirements (e.g., 'create an image compression tool'), and the system will guide the completion of the project structure design, file generation and basic code writing. This model significantly reduces the threshold of creating a project from scratch.
- Chat Mode: For everyday coding problem solving. Developers can enter specific questions or error messages to get instant answers; they can also request code optimization suggestions, and the system will show a comparison between the original and optimized code. Especially suitable for debugging and instant coding assistance.
Both modes support the 'Contextual Referencing' feature, which allows specific code blocks or files to be associated in a dialog, making the advice given by the AI more precise. Front-end developers can also utilize the Webview feature to instantly preview page results.
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