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Continue PyPI Package

This package contains the Continue server and core classes needed to build your own recipes.

Continue is a Python library for automating repetitive sequences of software development tasks using language models. Using our VS Code extension, you can build, run, and refine these recipes as they natively interact with your codebase. Read the docs here or download the VS Code extension here.

Continue Server

The Continue server acts as a bridge between the Continue React app and your IDE, running your recipes and acting on the codebase.

Start it by running the following commands:

  1. cd server
  2. Make sure packages are installed with poetry install
    • If poetry is not installed, you can install with
    curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -
    
    (official instructions here)
  3. poetry shell to activate the virtual environment
  4. python3 -m continuedev.server.main to start the server

Once you've validated that this works, you'll often want to use a debugger, in which case we've provided a launch configuration for VS Code in .vscode/launch.json. To start the debugger in VS Code, ensure that the workspace directory is the root of the continue repo, then press F5.

Scripts

poetry run typegen to generate JSONSchema .json files from the Pydantic types defined in the models directory.

poetry build will output wheel and tarball files in ./dist.

Writing Steps

See the continuedev/libs/steps folder for examples of writing a Continue step. See our documentation for tutorials.

How to contribute

Open a new GitHub Issue or comment on an existing one. Let us know what you would like to contribute, and we will help you make it happen!

For more a more detailed contributing guide, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

Install from source

1. Clone this repo

Recommended: Run this command to use SSH

git clone git@github.com:continuedev/continue.git

Alternative: Run this command to use HTTPS

git clone https://github.com/continuedev/continue

2. Install Continue

Run this command to use the install script

cd continue/extensions/vscode/scripts && python3 install_from_source.py

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