Xcody v0.35.7 – First Public Release

🏁 Xcody v0.35.7 – First Public Release

We’re excited to announce the first public release of Xcody – an open source extension that brings Sourcegraph Cody into the Xcode experience. 🎉

⚠️ Xcody is experimental and designed for developers who already have access to a Cody-compatible (OpenAI format) API. It’s ideal for large organizations already using Cody internally.

✨ What's Included

• Real-time Code Completions: Inline suggestions powered by Cody, right in Xcode
• AI Chat in Editor: Chat with Cody inside Xcode, context-aware for open files
• Prompt-Based Commands:
  ✅ "Explain Code" for the current selection
  ✅ "Generate Documentation"
  ⚙️ Custom prompts can be configured locally
• Seamless Native Integration: Built using XcodeKit and Swift for a fully native IDE experience
• Secure by Default: No cloud syncing, no remote storage of chats or custom commands

🔍 Limitations

• 🚫 No chat memory or long-term context
• 🚫 No remote repo indexing
• 🔐 Requires a Cody backend (typically provisioned under a Sourcegraph enterprise agreement)
• ⚙️ Custom commands and settings are local-only

🧭 What’s Next?

Xcody is built with a long-term vision in mind:

An agentic extension for Xcode, capable of taking high-level guidance and autonomously executing developer tasks — think Cursor, but for Xcode.

Coming soon:

• Migration to Cody Agent for advanced workflows and improved reliability
• Deeper integration with Xcode features (Simulator, Instruments, etc.)
• Persistent prompt workflows and UI tooling

💬 Read our VISION.md to learn more about where we’re headed.
🙏 We welcome feedback, contributions, and issue reports. Thank you for joining us at the start of the journey!
🚀 Let's bring the future of developer tooling to Xcode.