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This is all generated code that has been lightly tested. It likely has lots of issues and needs to be able to do more. But for now I will be using this while I develop and improve it as I find issues. Why this instead of emacs-cody? Personally I prefer chat over autocomplete. gptel provides fantastic hooks all over emacs for chatting. I also see this as a useful backend to include our smart context in the future.
It needs to use the key argument as a default. This is a bug in upstream I need to fix, since it ends up only using the key for the default gptel-backend.
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This is all generated code that has been lightly tested. It likely has lots of issues and needs to be able to do more. But for now I will be using this while I develop and improve it as I find issues.
Why this instead of emacs-cody? Personally I prefer chat over autocomplete. gptel provides fantastic hooks all over emacs for chatting. I also see this as a useful backend to include our smart context in the future.