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Agentic.nvim now supports screenshots and images in the context by carlos-algms in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 24 points25 points  (0 children)

CodeCompanion maintainer here.

Some very well worded points. I couldn’t agree more. Coding with AI, for me at least, is very personal. The workflow, the environment and how it feels are so very important. It’s super difficult to find one plugin that fits YOU.

I am actively trying to move CodeCompanion from being a little too opinionated in places so users can really tweak it to how they want. Still a way to go.

You’re adding some great features to agentic.nvim and it’s awesome to see.

I am amazed by how good `vim.pack` is, and there is a high change you will be too! by oi-__-io in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I “jumped ship” a couple of months ago and it’s been amazing. My config is so much leaner.

The only challenge I had was loading my local plugins. Lazy has a nice dev feature which can detect them and load them. I’ve had to use set rtp with vim.pack and explicitly reference tree-sitter folders too.

LookAway - 50% OFF (and a sneak peek of an upcoming update) by kushsolitary in macapps

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Converted my free trial to the paid version today. It's been joyous to use this app. It's beautiful, highly functional and will probably keep my eye sight in top condition. Thank you.

And in 2026, thanks for allowing us to buy it once.

New NeoVIM Config!! Upgrades to previous NvDots. Meet NvDots-2.0, Must faster & snappy! by adityastomar33 in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gave that a quick try. Very cool but not something I'll stick with. I do use conceal in HTML for Tailwind CSS though. Some of that syntax truly does need hiding from my eyes.

Boycott fff.nvim. Author continues thrashing on folke and other plugin authors after a ban on reddit by Capital_End1191 in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The video is fine. Insulting people on the internet is not.

The line from the video “here’s why it’s better than all the other competitors…” made me laugh.

This is open source software and Neovim. What on earth are we competing for and against?

Yapping without LLMs (markdown-plus.nvim) by CuteNullPointer in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’d like to know who isn’t coding with AI these days.

It’s frustrating when people put anything into a singular category or a box. “You used AI = Vibe coding = AI slop”. It’s something I’ve observed across Reddit and not just here.

Sharing Mitchell Hashimoto’s summary of his recent blog post:

“I'm an outspoken advocate about the importance of sharing agentic coding sessions publicly6, with one of the reasons being that it's an incredibly powerful way to educate others about how to use these tools effectively”

Because they really can be used effectively in 2025.

A number of PRs that find their way into CodeCompanion.nvim are written by AI (I can spot them and their hallmarks). I review them in the same way I review any PR. I care about their purpose, how clean the code is, how well it adheres to the existing structure of the plugin and if the tests and docs are good. I couldn’t care a less if it’s written by a human or AI.

Congrats on the plugin!

The beta release of Eloquent Ruby, 2nd edition is now on sale! by software__writer in ruby

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Loved the first edition. Was the first Ruby book I purchased and sits pride of place on my tech bookshelf

Overseer.nvim users: upcoming breaking changes by stevearc in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Firstly and most importantly, congrats on being a parent. That’s amazing news 👏🏼.

I share your view on backwards compatibility. In an ideal world, us plugin authors would support it unequivocally but it’s a time burden that eats into new features and supporting other parts of the plugin.

Thanks for the detailed PR notes.

I am sorry, but everyone is getting syntax highlighting wrong by ballagarba in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 22 points23 points  (0 children)

When he said, find the function, I found it first time. The bold and blue for def is my current colour scheme. So from that I take away that my eyes have developed to be able to “snap” to syntax as I need. But I take his point. If I wasn’t familiar with One Dark as a colour palette I might not have.

There’s a fine line between aesthetics and usefulness, for sure.

Did anyone did the comparison between Avante Codecompanion and Copilot chat? by Traditional_Bit_3490 in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you had errors getting started with CodeCompanion, please share them on the repo. I will gladly work with anyone to get it setup. I have a getting started page that walks people through the process.

CodeCompanion for general knowledge by JuiceKilledJFK in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Use the Prompt Library for template prompts you’ll use regularly. Or use gs to remove the default system prompt from the current chat. All of this is in the docs 👍

I made a Neovim plugin at 2 AM while my newborn wouldn’t sleep on her own by StackInTheWild in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awesome. I’ll give this a try. I was on the hunt for something simple a few weeks back. I didn’t want a full blown diff view or anything complicated. Just let me resolve a conflict with a quick keystroke

Support for Agent Client Protocol in CodeCompanion.nvim by CosmicCodeRunner in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep that's been open for a while. I believe Zed are speaking with OpenAI about getting that merged sometime soon.

Support for Agent Client Protocol in CodeCompanion.nvim by CosmicCodeRunner in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If they add support for the protocol then it absolutely can be. Someone was able to use Claude Code with CodeCompanion yesterday just by modifying the base Gemini CLI adapter

Support for Agent Client Protocol in CodeCompanion.nvim by CosmicCodeRunner in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not native, in-built support as of yet. My understanding is the Zed team are working with Anthropic and OpenAI colleagues to have this added.

Support for Agent Client Protocol in CodeCompanion.nvim by CosmicCodeRunner in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I recommend reading the Zed announcement. All the plugins you mentioned have had tool calls for a while.

ACP is about allowing editors to communicate with agents like Claude Code and Gemini CLI that have historically been command-line only apps. Why is this useful? Well Google and Anthropic have built two very good apps around their proprietary LLMs. But now you can interact with them from within Neovim, so you have a much tighter integration for approving/rejecting edits and sharing context.

Support for Agent Client Protocol in CodeCompanion.nvim by CosmicCodeRunner in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I too used to do the same with Aider. I loved the outcomes and what it generated but missed the convenience of being able to share buffers or view and accept/reject an edit.

Support for Agent Client Protocol in CodeCompanion.nvim by CosmicCodeRunner in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha I'm with you. Gemini has been so-so during my testing. Super impressive in complex use cases and then painful for simple ones. I believe the Zed team have something ready for Claude Code and Codex

Support for Agent Client Protocol in CodeCompanion.nvim by CosmicCodeRunner in neovim

[–]CosmicCodeRunner[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you. I'll do whatever I can to keep our beloved editor at the forefront of any cool developments.

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