Tabby, my free 'Copilot'
summary
Tabby is an open-source Rust-based local code assistant designed to replace GitHub Copilot by running language models locally via a tab-server and tab-agent; it provides VS Code and IntelliJ plugins plus LSP support for Emacs/Neovim. It downloads a model once (supports switching between models like StarCoder or Mistral 7B), can ingest a GitHub repo for RAG-style context, deploys with Docker/docker-compose, and scales with multiworker nodes—claiming a 3B–7B model on a good GPU can serve about 50 developers and that it supports Mac M3 and local-only LLM setups.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction et objectif
- 2:48Qu'est-ce qu'un IA code assistant
- 6:27Présentation de Tabby ML
- 9:18Installation et configuration
- 12:10Démonstration de l'interface
- 18:12Points d'attention et limites
- 21:28Avantages et conclusion
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