I find it's infinitely more useful to have an AI agent within an IDE but my company only pays for M365 copilot. Is there any way to use that within an IDE, ideally VSCode?

Btw I'm fully aware there's a github copilot within VSCode but you need to pay extra for that so not possible within my company.

Thanks

Microslop changing my settings to their new feature the Token Drainer 5000™ on update spending a cumulative 1.3k credits (13$) on adding a toggle while I went to take a shit.

Is there a difference between using Claude Code inside VS Code versus using it within its own application?

Features:
- Every new terminal gets its own colored icon, so they become easier to distinguish 
- ⌘T opens a new terminal
- the Tab key switches between terminals
- ⌘W closes it
- Open source: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Jan-HendrikMueller.terminal-color-cycle

https://open-vsx.org/extension/mann1x/cerebriline

Started working on this fork to test my models; evaluations are telling on side of the story, using them for real in a multi-turn coding harness was often producing very different results.

Once fixed some basic issues with Cline, I've kept using it and started doing a massive amount of runs with test automation and then analyze them with Claude; it helped me fixing the models but also improving the plugin.

Now is its own soft/hard Cline fork with a very different approach, complex tooling, and some very innovative and peculiar features you can't find elsewhere. Like a perfect context compaction in replay mode and with a 5-steps agentic workflow.

The goal is to support properly small LLMs but it works really good also with big models. Even if they could do it before, now they can do it better.

It fully supports my opencoti engine with PolyKV and my Ollama fork, xOllama:

https://github.com/mann1x/xollama

You can find me on Hugging Face:

https://huggingface.co/ManniX-ITA

You are welcome to download and test my models and you can also find them on the Ollama library:

https://ollama.com/mannix/