Your code never leaves the machine.
Every command - fix:, gen:, exp:, sum: - runs against a local model. No cloud round-trip. No vendor logs. NDAs, GPL audits, and security reviews all stay defensible.
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Every command - fix:, gen:, exp:, sum: - runs against a local model. No cloud round-trip. No vendor logs. NDAs, GPL audits, and security reviews all stay defensible.
Llama 3.3 70B for hard refactors. Qwen Coder 7B for autocomplete. DeepSeek for code review. Switch from the command palette - Typilot routes each command to the model you assigned.
VS Code, Cursor, Zed, JetBrains, terminal, GitHub web - Typilot acts on whatever text field has focus. No extension per editor. No re-learning a chat window.
Built and tested on Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch. Same feature set as macOS and Windows. The one tool that does not punish you for using Linux on the desktop.
Paste the error, highlight the broken line
Returns the guarded version with a comment explaining the failure mode.
Type the command in any file - schema is written into the cursor position
A complete z.object schema with pagination metadata, types inferred via z.infer.
Hand it a regex you do not recognise
Plain-English breakdown of each group and what it captures.
Stage your diff, run the command from the terminal
A conventional-commit message that names the surface and the why - ready to paste into git commit -m.
Select the draft you wrote in the PR text box
Polished prose with a clearer "what changed / why / risk" structure - in place, no copy/paste.
Yes - Typilot is an OS-level layer. It acts on the active text field regardless of which editor or AI extension you already use. Pair it with Cursor; the two surfaces do not collide.
Yes. Each command has a model binding in settings. Use a fast 7B model for autocomplete; a 70B model for fix: or summary commands. Switch defaults from the command palette.
For autocomplete, polish, regex explanation, commit summaries, stack-trace fixes - absolutely. For greenfield architecture decisions, a frontier cloud model is still usually better. Typilot covers the 80% you do every day; reach for ChatGPT/Claude for the hard 20%.
Only what you give it - the active selection, the file you are in, optional file references you @-mention. No silent indexing of your whole filesystem. The vision page covers what the personal context layer will and will not do.
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