If you're new to AI tools, or just unsure how they fit into your workflow, you're not alone. Continue helps you write, edit, and understand code faster by responding to natural language prompts.

Continue fits seamlessly into your coding workflow by integrating directly into Visual Studio Code. You don't have to switch between different tools or tabs to get the help you need. You can ask Continue questions, get code suggestions, and even have it refactor your code in the same environment where you write and edit your code.

Unlike some AI tools, Continue is open source and customizable. Depending on your job role, you might use Continue to support with a range of different tasks.

For example, junior developers could use Continue to ask questions, get explanations, and build confidence with real-time feedback on their work. It's like a patient senior developer who can explain code, help you understand errors, or give you examples when you get stuck.

A data analyst can use Continue to write and debug SQL, generate DAX measures, or automate Power BI scripts. It can also help you document your work, so you aren't starting from scratch every time.

And a DevOps engineer might wish to automate YAML pipelines, write deployment scripts, or troubleshoot logs. It can take the more repetitive parts of your job and make them quicker.

When you ask Continue a question or describe a task, it responds based on your actual codebase. This ensures that the suggestions and explanations you get match your specific project. This makes it more useful than general-purpose tools.

Continue is a safe space to try different things and ask different questions like, "What does this function do?" or "Can you help me fix this error?" You can think of Continue as a helpful assistant sitting next to you while you work. It's a tool that can make a real difference in your day-to-day.

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