Google has launched the free version of Gemini Code Assist, a corporate -oriented artificial intelligence coding tool, for individual developers worldwide.

What does Gemini Code Assist offer?

With Gemini Code Assist, which is available as a general preview version, users can create code pieces, siege error and make changes to their existing applications. All this can be done without having to switch between different windows or copy and paste information from disconnected sources.

Github Copilot, the most direct rival of Gemini Code Assist, offers a 2,000 code completion and 50 Copilot chat messages per month in its free version, while Google offers up to 180,000 code. Google says this border is as high as today’s most hardworking professional developers will have difficulty exceeding.

Like the corporate version, the individual version Gemini Code Assist is supported by Google’s Gemini 2.0 Artificial Intelligence Model and can produce all code blocks, complete the code while writing, and provide general coding assistance through a chatbot interface. The free coding tool can be integrated into Visual Studio Code, Github and Jetbrains developing environments and supports all public programming languages.

Developers can instruct Gemini Code Assist using natural language. For example, the chat robot can give me a command of “Create a simple HTML form that includes fields, e-mails and messages, and then add a ‘send’ button”. The vehicle currently supports 38 programming language and offers a capacity of 128,000 token (coin) chat input. This value expresses the amount of text (token) that can be processed or remembered when creating a response.

Although the free version is quite comprehensive, it does not contain all advanced business -oriented features in the standard and institutional versions of Gemini Code Assist. Productivity measurements, such as Bigquery Google Cloud services, integration or special code data resources using the response to those who want to customize the paid version.