ai.vim VS noice.nvim

I use https://github.com/aduros/ai.vim. But my use case is mostly for generating stub code documentation and improving my writing so it might not apply for your use case. I also have my eye on https://github.com/madox2/vim-ai but I really like the workflow of ai.vim.

ai.vim

ai.vim - 211, generate + refactor, yay! refactor, looks like this one is the closest to what cursor is offering but then also adds trigger based generation, but no fancy diff like cursor.so. Not sure yet if manual generate is useful if you already have suggest that you can manually trigger after a comment. That would be 95% the same I'm guessing.

FYI: I put this on my 'to try out' list: https://github.com/aduros/ai.vim

I'm working on plugin to bring some of the recent advancements in natural language AI to Vim: https://github.com/aduros/ai.vim

there's noice which can position the cmdline basically wherever except below the statusline (I think this is a ui_attach limitation)

there is noice.nvim which does replace it (along with cmdline and such) although i believe it can get buggy with some commands that use more-prompt

See here: https://github.com/folke/noice.nvim/issues/608

I'm new to neovim and AstroNvim and I'm trying to add folke/noice for the command line, I added the plugin to "lua/user/plugins/noice.lua" this is the content (which I just copied from the repo README file):

Have you had a look at the configuration recipes?

It's u/folke's noice.nvim :p

Yesterday I was trying to configure Noice with my lvim configuration but I keep running into this error:

it comes from folke/noice. search from signature

https://github.com/folke/noice.nvim Solves some of the problems.

There is a Neovim package called noice, which (among other things) can display messages as scrolling toast-like notifications in the upper-right corner of the frame.