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Create, share, and use custom AI code assistants with our open-source IDE extensions and hub of models, rules, prompts, docs, and other building blocks
Concise background on the Continue extension architecture
Write your code using SOLID principles.
Rules to use with the MCP memory server (https://hub.continue.dev/anthropic/memory-mcp)
An AI coding assistant designed to streamline the development of Continue's hub using Next.js, enhancing workflows with intelligent code suggestions, customization, and real-time collaboration
This block can be used to encourage models to use a Unified Diff format when generating code blocks off of existing code. Using the Apply feature with this format will be quicker and more token efficient.
A set of best practices for keeping your Next.js apps secure.
A ruleset generated from Effective Go (https://go.dev/doc/effective_go)
Ask for feedback on Redux code based the Redux style guide
I found that asking the assistant to evaluate how testable a piece of code is on a scale of 1-10 is a good proxy for overall code quality.
Check if piece of code follows Single Responsibility Principle.
Check how well a piece of code follows SOLID principles.
Improve code quality without making too many drastic changes.
Create a new TypeORM entity
Understand the caching behavior of your code
Check for any potential optimizations that are missing in your code
Check for any potential security vulnerabilities in your code
Create a new page
A Docs block that provides comprehensive documentation and guidelines for integrating ShadCN components into your web application, enhancing UI consistency and accessibility.
The AI SDK is the TypeScript toolkit designed to help developers build AI-powered applications and agents with React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Node.js, and more.
Shows the structure of your codebase, making it easier to navigate files and directories.
References the operating system context, providing details about the current OS environment for troubleshooting or configuration purposes.
References the conversation in a Jira issue, providing context and tracking relevant discussions directly within the issue.
References an open merge request (MR) for the current branch on GitLab, providing quick access to review and track changes.
Uses the same retrieval mechanism as @Codebase, but limits the search to a single folder for more focused and relevant results.
References the commit history of your current branch, providing an overview of all past commits for tracking changes and project progress.
References the most relevant snippets from your codebase, offering quick access to important or frequently used code for efficient development.
References the currently open file, providing quick access to its contents for immediate review or modification.
Reference problems in the currently open file
Fetches and shows markdown-converted content from a specified URL for easy access to structured documentation.
Displays the schema and sample rows of a database table for easy reference.
Retrieves and displays relevant web pages to support development and decision-making.
Displays the last executed terminal command and its output for quick review.
References the contents of all your open files, providing a quick overview of the active code across your development environment.
References the contents from any documentation site, providing easy access to relevant information for quick guidance and development support.
Queries a Greptile index of the current repo/branch, allowing for efficient search and retrieval of code snippets and references within the project.
References the messages in a Discord channel, providing quick access to relevant discussions and context within the channel.
References all the changes made to your current branch, providing a comprehensive view of the modifications for review or further development.
References specific functions or classes from throughout your project, providing quick access to key code elements for review or modification.
References recent clipboard items, allowing quick access to previously copied content for easy reuse in your development workflow.
References any file in your current workspace, providing easy access to its contents for quick review or editing.
Collect development data through your own New Relic ingestion endpoint
A Data block that configures the export of development data to Amazon S3, enabling analytics, model fine-tuning, and compliance reporting
A Data block that configures the export of development data to Azure Blob Storage, enabling analytics, model fine-tuning, and compliance reporting.
A Data block that configures the export of development data to Google Cloud Storage, enabling analytics, model fine-tuning, and compliance reporting.
An general purpose coding assistant with Google's Gemma 3 (27B and 4B). Qwen Coder 2.5 7B for autocomplete. Nomic v1.5 for embedding.
Hub Next.js Assistant
Helps you write code that follows SOLID design principles
Opinionated, best-practices starter assistant for building with Next.js App Router. Remix to customize to your needs.
This assistant helps you write secure Next.js applications or audit the code of existing Next.js applications.
A base assistant for code review
A specialized AI coding assistant optimized for Go development, offering support for idiomatic code, concurrency patterns, and performance tuning.
An AI coding assistant powered by Mistral, tailored for tasks like chat, edit, apply, and embedding workflows within your development environment.
An AI coding assistant built for the Continue.dev platform, designed to work with custom models and extensions directly within your IDE.
An AI assistant designed to streamline server-side authentication flows for MCP (Modular Communication Protocol) environments, ensuring secure and efficient integration.
An AI coding assistant integrated with JetBrains IDEs via Continue, offering seamless in-editor code completion, chat, and refactoring support.
An AI coding assistant built for the Continue.dev platform, designed to work with custom models and extensions directly within your IDE.