You can use on the free tier with limited completions per month. The Pro plan at $20/mo unlocks unlimited Tab completions and full Agent mode. I tested both. The free tier is enough to evaluate but heavy users will hit the limits within a week.
For Tab autocomplete, feels faster and more context-aware than Copilot because it indexes your whole project. For multi-file refactors, I still use Claude Code. For day-to-day coding, is my primary tool. Copilot is better for teams on existing VS Code setups.
Yes, by default. sends code context to its LLM provider for completions. They offer privacy mode in settings where code is not stored or used for training. I have privacy mode on for client work.
No. is a VS Code fork and only runs as a desktop app. There is no plugin for IntelliJ. Vim users can try the CLI but you lose most of the UI features. If you are locked into JetBrains, is not for you.
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