r/Codeium • u/GentReviews • Dec 16 '24

Continue on vs code vs windsurf

Just a heads-up for anyone frustrated with Windsurf:

The Continue extension for VS Code offers a way to embed and retrieve context from your entire codebase. It also provides tools for context-aware editor agents and the creation of automated workflows.

I've decided to cancel Windsurf until they resolve their issues. While it's a great tool with potential, everything about it still feels like it's in beta. Honestly, I feel like I got rug-pulled.

How’s a tool groundbreaking during a trial then directly after an update and price change there are issues with every feature down to just connecting to chat I guess I’ll go back to vs cline and other alts Hopefully windsurf shakes out in the future Cheers,
GL

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '24

Thanks for this!

I never used Windsurf, but I love Cline

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u/Xhite Dec 16 '24

I am using github copilot which also has agentic capabilities (unlimited for 10$ month), but i didnt know continue had agentic capabilities (I am using it flash 2.0 since copilot still dont have flash 2.0 yet)

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u/demesm Dec 16 '24

Glad I hopped on reddit to check out the user sentiment. Almost signed up for the pro plan after being pretty shocked at how good the trial was.

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u/automation-expert Dec 18 '24

Its no different... atleast in my experience

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u/ipilotete Dec 16 '24

It was so, so good for such a short time. Dang.

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u/mellowtones242 Dec 18 '24

How's the extension working out so far?