I have a couple of gripes with it though... first, it's too aggressive... Press enter, doing so reformatting, it takes over the screen with suggestions sometimes 5-10 lines long.
So I find myself turning it off because I can't have it on a shortcut nor define how long the timeout should be before suggesting (hint hint feature requests)... That means I'd use it about 10% of the month, as is.
It is however the best one so far, by a mile. The other ones I tried where joke worthy in comparison.
Are you going to start paying when the trial period ends?
It drives me nuts in the editor because it helps just a little, but then needs just as keen an eye to spot it's wonkiness as you normally need to see your own coding wonkiness. I tried it a few times but I just keep abandoning it until I remember next time.
Then, it is way too easy to get stuck in these annoying loops where it keeps telling you the same suggestions repeatedly. It'll happily suggest the same 3 lines 20 times in succession, and treat that as normal code. I don't know what triggers it, but I have managed to see it far too often in this intro period.
I think the concept on the right track, destined to be brilliant. But is too much like a hired hand that sometimes says smart things, and otherwise constantly needs attention and correction. It can be really jolting to the flow.
I'm currently not a fan. I'm probably outnumbered by fans, though. I haven't used it for weeks as it is, so I doubt I'm going to pay for it's current incarnation.
It's free for now, likely to be cheaper than Copilot when it's not free.
I've wanted to write a guide on it, but can't scrape the time to. I might actually use Codex to help me figure out how to use Hugo so I can set up a blog.