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Another thing you can control here
is the mode of this chat.

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By default,
it's typically agent these days.

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But at the point of time where I'm
recording this, there also

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plan, background, and ask. Now, ask
is the most

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straightforward mode here.
If you switch to that...

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And by the way,
you can also switch by pressing shift tab

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If you switch to ask mode,
it's really just a chat that

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answers questions. So if I ask,
"What does the

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code in this demo.py file do?"

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It'll answer this.
And it'll know about this file because it

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project, so it can find this file,
especially if you have the file open.

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It typically has a lot of knowledge about
that anyways, and it will then try

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to answer your question. So in my case,
it describes what the different functions

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in this file do, and it suggests
that I open this in

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agent window, which I don't wanna do here.
So that's the ask mode.

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You can ask questions about your code.

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You can also have discussions about your
code and how you could potentially improve

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it. So I could ask,
"How could I improve this

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code?" And it won't make any changes,
but it'll answer this

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question.
It'll first do some internal thinking

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such a smart model, such a brain model,
a deep think model selected, and

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then it'll give me an answer.
And here it suggests, uh,

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that I might wanna add error handling,
type hints, and it even gives me an

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improved version.
But it doesn't apply that here, it just

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suggests it here. Now,
if you want to use that

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suggestion, you can always, of course,
copy it though, and then

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manually replace your code with it.

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I'll not do that here though,
but you could do that.

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You also got some controls down here to,
for example, copy the

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entire chat here, rate it, or also

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duplicate it and so on.
So that's the ask mode.

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It's a nice mode,
but most of the time you'll probably use

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mode instead.