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Checklist

Commands

Explain

  • Verify that the option to run the Explain Code command is available in the following locations:
    • Sidebar Explain Code
    • Context (right-click) menu Cody > Explain Code
    • Command palette (MetaKey+Shift+p) Cody Command: Explain Code
    • Cody Command Menu (option+c, Explain Code)
  • Highlight a section of code in a file.
  • Run the Explain Code command.
  • Verify that Cody provides an explanation of the selected code in a new chat window.
  • Move your cursor inside a function in the file without highlighting code, before running the Explain Code command again.
  • Verify that Cody provides an explanation of the function that contains your cursor in a new chat window.
  • Verify that the chat executed by running the command is added to the sidebar under Chats > Today.

Edit

Editing code

  • Verify that the option to run the Edit Code command is available from the sidebar, right-click menu, the command palette (option+c, /edit), or Option+K keyboard shortcut.
  • Highlight a section of code.
  • Run the Edit Code command with instructions for how Cody should edit the selected code.
  • Verify that Cody automatically applies edits to the selected code, per the user’s instructions.
  • Verify that there is a notification that "Cody is working..." while edits are being applied.
  • Verify that you can see a list of code lenses with a Cody icon above the generated code: Show diff, Accept, Retry, and Undo.
  • Verify that you can see a diff view of the edit in a new tab by clicking Show diff.
  • Verify that you can prompt Cody to retry the command by clicking Retry and entering new instructions.
  • Verify that you can undo the edit by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Editing code (Additional Configuration)

  • Highlight a section of code.
  • Trigger the Edit shortcut with Option+K
  • Try to add a file to the Edit instruction, by using "@" and searching for a file
  • Try to add a symbol to the Edit instruction, by using "@#" and searching for a symbol
  • Try to change the range of the Edit, by selecting "Range". Check that navigating through the options correctly updates the range shown in the editor.
  • Try to change the model of the Edit, by selecting "Model".
  • Submit edits after changing the above values, and check that the Edit performs correctly (e.g. uses correct range, uses correct context)
  • Verify that the selected configuration is shown in the input after clicking "Retry" on a completed edit.
  • Verify that you can still change the configuration shown in the input after clicking "Retry" on a completed edit.

Generating code

  • Move the cursor to an empty line, do not highlight any selection.
  • Verify that the option to run the Edit Code command is available from the sidebar, right-click menu, the command palette (option+c, /edit), or Option+K keyboard shortcut.
  • Run the Edit Code command with instructions for what Cody should generate.
  • Verify that there is a notification that "Cody is working..." while code is being generated.
  • Verify that, per the user’s instructions, Cody automatically streams the generated code into the document, line-by-line.
  • Verify that you can see a diff view of the edit in a new tab by clicking Show diff.
  • Verify that you can prompt Cody to retry the command by clicking Retry and entering new instructions.
  • Verify that you can undo the edit by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Test

  • Verify that the option to run the Generate Unit Tests command is available in the following locations:
    • Sidebar Generate Unit Tests
    • Context (right-click) menu Cody > Generate Unit Tests
    • Command palette (MetaKey+Shift+p) Cody Command: Generate Unit Tests
    • Cody Command Menu (option+c, /test)
  • Highlight a section of code in a file that does not have any test files created.
  • Run the Generate Unit Tests command.
  • Verify that an icon appears above the highlighted code with "Cody is working..." while Cody generates the tests.
  • Verify that a new unsaved file is created and opened.
  • Verify that Cody automatically streams the generated tests to the new file.
  • Verify that you can remove the generated tests by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Document

  • Verify that the option to run the Document Code command is available in the following locations:
    • Sidebar Document Code
    • Context (right-click) menu Cody > Document Code
    • Command palette (MetaKey+Shift+p) Cody Command: Document Code
    • Cody Command Menu (option+c, Document Code)
  • Highlight a section of code in a file.
  • Run the Document Code command.
  • Verify that an icon appears above the highlighted code with "Cody is working..." while Cody generates documentation.
  • Verify that you can see a diff view of the generated documentation in a new tab by clicking Show diff.
  • Verify that you can prompt Cody to retry the command by clicking Retry and entering new instructions.
  • Verify that you can undo the documentation by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.
  • Move your cursor inside a function in the file without highlighting code, before running the Document Code command again.
  • Verify that Cody adds documentation above the function that contains your cursor.

Smell

  • Verify that the option to run the Find Code Smells command is available in the following locations:
    • Sidebar Find Code Smells
    • Context (right-click) menu Cody > Find Code Smells
    • Command palette (MetaKey+Shift+p) Cody Command: Find Code Smells
    • Cody Command Menu (option+c, Find Code Smells)
  • Highlight a section of code in a file.
  • Run the Find Code Smells command.
  • Verify that Cody provides suggestion for how to improve the selected code in a new chat window.
  • Move your cursor inside a function in the file without highlighting code, before running the Find Code Smells command again
  • Verify that Cody provides suggestion for how to improve the function that contains your cursor in a new chat window.
  • Verify that the chat executed by running the command is added to the sidebar under Chats.

Code Actions

Fixing code

  • Deliberately break a line or section of code to trigger the IDE’s red squiggly error warning.
  • Click the Code Action (in VSC) lightbulb icon in the project file
  • Select Ask Cody to Fix.
  • Verify that there is a notification that "Cody is working..." while edits are being applied.
  • Verify that Cody automatically applies a code fix to the selected code.
  • Verify that you can see a diff view of the fix in a new tab by clicking Show diff.
  • Verify that you can prompt Cody to retry the command by clicking Retry and entering new instructions.
  • Verify that you can undo the fix by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Explaining code

  • Deliberately break a line or section of code to trigger the IDE’s red squiggly error warning.
  • Click the Code Action lightbulb icon in the project file
  • Select Ask Cody to Explain.
  • Verify that Cody provides an explanation of the error in a new chat window.
  • Verify that the chat executed by running the command appears in the chat list in the left hand panel.

Editing

  • Highlight a section of code.
  • Click the Code Action lightbulb icon in the project file
  • Select Cody: Edit Code.
  • Provide instructions for how Cody should edit the selected code.
  • Verify that there is a notification that "Cody is working..." while edits are being applied.
  • Verify that Cody automatically applies edits to the selected code, per the user’s instructions
  • Verify that you can see a diff view of the edit in a new tab by clicking Show diff.
  • Verify that you can prompt Cody to retry the command by clicking Retry and entering new instructions.
  • Verify that you can undo the edit by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Generating code

  • Move the cursor to an empty line, do not highlight any selection.
  • Click the Code Action lightbulb icon in the project file.
  • Select Cody: Generate Code.
  • Provide instructions for what Cody should generate.
  • Verify that there is a notification that "Cody is working..." while code is being generated.
  • Verify that, per the user’s instructions, Cody automatically streams the generated code into the document, line-by-line.
  • Verify that you can see a diff view of the edit in a new tab by clicking Show diff.
  • Verify that you can prompt Cody to retry the command by clicking Retry and entering new instructions.
  • Verify that you can undo the edit by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Documenting code

  • Move the cursor to an active symbol that could be documented (e.g. a function name), do not highlight any selection.
  • Click the Code Action lightbulb icon in the project file.
  • Select Cody: Generate Documentation for symbolName.
  • Verify that there is a notification that "Cody is working..." while code is being generated.
  • Verify that Cody automatically applies documentation to the selected symbol, per the user’s instructions
  • Verify that you can see a diff view of the edit in a new tab by clicking Show diff.
  • Verify that you can prompt Cody to retry the command by clicking Retry and entering new instructions.
  • Verify that you can undo the edit by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Testing code

  • Move the cursor to an active symbol that could be documented (e.g. a function name), do not highlight any selection.
  • Click the Code Action lightbulb icon in the project file.
  • Select Cody: Generate Tests for symbolName.
  • Verify that there is a notification: "Cody is working..." while command is being processed.
  • Verify that Cody opens a new file, and automatically streams the generated tests into said file, line-by-line.
  • Verify that there is a notification: "Generating Tests..." while the output is beign produced
  • Verify that you can undo the edit by clicking Undo.
  • Verify that the ghost text disappears by clicking Accept.

Custom Commands

Create a custom command from the command palette

  • In your command palette, search for Cody Command: Custom Commands to open the Custom Command Menu.
  • Select Configure Custom Commands.
  • Select New Custom Command.
  • Enter the title of a new custom command (e.g., correct) and press enter.
  • Verify that you cannot use a title that already exists.
  • Enter the instructions that Cody should follow (e.g., Correct any spelling mistakes).
  • Select the context that Cody should use with the instructions (e.g., selection).
  • Choose where to save the command (User Settings or Workspace Settings).
  • Click the Custom Commands command in the Cody sidebar to open the Custom Command Menu.
  • Verify correct command shows up in the menu.

Create a custom command by editing the configuration JSON file

User Custom Commands
  • Click on Custom Commands in the Cody sidebar to open the Custom Command Menu.
  • Select “Configure Custom Commands”.
  • Select “Open User Settings (JSON)”.
  • Add a new user custom command:
{
  "commands": {
    "summarize": {
      "prompt": "Summarize the share context in 3-5 sentences",
      "context": {
        "currentFile": true
      }
    }
  }
}
Workspace Custom Commands
  • Click on Custom Commands in the Cody sidebar to open the Custom Command Menu.
  • Select “Configure Custom Commands”.
  • Select “Open Workspace Settings (JSON)”.
  • Add a new workspace custom command:
{
  "commands": {
    "checker": {
      "prompt": "Check for spelling mistakes in the share context",
      "context": {
        "selection": true
      }
    }
  }
}

Verify custom command

  • Click on Custom Commands in the Cody sidebar to open the Custom Command Menu.
  • Verify summarize and checker are available in the menu.
  • Select the newly created commands to run the custom command.
  • Verify the responses show up in a new chat window and the responses align with the prompt of the commands. (E.g., for the summarize command above, you should see Cody summarize the current file in the output).

Chat

Chat UX

  • Verify that you can open a new chat window by selecting New Chat in the Commands left hand panel, hovering over the header in the Chats left hand panel, or with the option+/ keyboard shortcut.
  • Ask Cody a question in the chat window. The question should include a request for Cody to generate code.
  • Verify that Cody has a loading state when generating a response.
  • Verify that you can stop Cody from continuing to generate a response.
  • Verify that you can select options to insert the code at the cursor in the file, copy the code to your clipboard, or create a new file containing the generated code.
  • Verify that you can ask Cody a follow-up question within the same chat window and that Cody will generate a response.
  • Verify that you can edit a previous chat prompt and get a new answer from Cody.

Chats lefthand panel

  • Verify that you can delete all chats by hovering over the header in the “Chats” panel and selecting the trashcan icon.
  • Verify that you can delete an individual chat by hovering over an individual chat in the “Chats” panel and selecting the trashcan icon.
  • Verify that you can start a new chat by hovering over the header in the “Chats” panel and selecting the speech bubble icon.
  • Verify that all new chats appear as a list in the “Chats” panel and that they persist across sessions.
  • Verify that selecting an individual chat within the “Chats” panel opens up the chat in a new window and that the conversation has persisted.

Enhanced Context

  • Open a chat window and select the "Enhanced Context" icon next to the chat input.
  • Verify that "Enhanced Context" is enabled by default.

Consumer

Set up steps:

  1. Clone a git repository, for example git clone [email protected]:react/react.git
  2. Open VSCode in that folder: cd react; code .
  3. Sign in as a Free or Pro user.

Tests:

  • Verify that you have the ability to generate embeddings: Start a new chat, click the Enhanced Context Selector, click Enable embeddings.
  • Verify that embeddings progress indicator appears and the process completes successfully.
  • In a new chat window, select the "Enhanced Context" icon, disable enhanced context, submit a question in the chat input, and verify that Cody did not use any code context to generate an answer.
  • Enable "Enhanced Context" and verify that Cody used code files as context.
  • At the top of the chat transcript, use the arrow dropdown to display the code that Cody used as context.
  • From the list of files that Cody used as context, select one of the @ files and verify that the correct file opens in a new tab at the correct line number.
  • In the chat input, verify that typing @ suggests files to add as context, and selecting Symbols and then typing a symbol name suggests symbols to add as context.
  • Verify that you can use a relative file path to choose a file to add as context (e.g., src/util/my-file).

Enterprise

Prerequisites:

  • An Enterprise endpoint
  • Enterprise credentials
  • Some git repositories indexed by the enterprise.

Set up steps:

  1. Clone two git repositories which are indexed by the enterprise.
  2. Open VSCode and add both repositories to your workspace. (File, Add Folder to Workspace)
  3. Sign in as an Enterprise user.

Tests:

  • Start a chat and verify the repositories you cloned appear in the enhanced context selector.
  • Click Choose Repositories and verify that a repository list loads and you can select up to 9 repositories.
  • In the Enhanced Context Selector, verify that you can remove repositories by clicking on the X. (The first repository cannot be removed.)
  • Chat, expand the context sources list, and verify that multiple (10+) context items appear mentioning some of the chosen repositories.
  • Verify that clicking on the context sources open the web browser; the relevant code is highlighted.

LLM Selection

  • Sign in as a Free user, open a new chat, and verify that the default LLM is Claude 2, and there is no option to switch LLMs (without upgrading to Pro).
  • Sign in as a Pro user and verify that there is a list of LLM options and you can switch between them.
  • Sign in as an enterprise user and verify that you cannot change the LLM.

Autocomplete

Primary languages to test: Javascript, Typescript, TypescriptReact, Python, Go

Manual trigger key binding

  • Log in to the VS Code extension as a Free user.
  • Generate a completion using the manual-trigger key binding.
  • Verify that the completion is generated at the current cursor position.

Language ignore list

  • Log in to the VS Code extension as a Free user.
  • Generate completion for file in the X programming language.
  • Open VS Code settings, find the language ignore list, and add this language to the list
  • Verify that completions are no longer generated for this language.

LLM selection

  • Log in to the VS Code extension as a Free user.
  • Generate completion using the LLM selected by default.
  • Open VS Code settings and find Cody autocomplete mode settings.
    • Combinations to test:
      • Provider: fireworks; Model: starcoder-16 and starcoder-7b
      • Provider: anthropic; Model: null
  • Verify that autocomplete works as expected after the settings change.

Multi-line completions

  • Open a TypeScript file. Paste in something like this: function bubbleSort(.
  • Expect more than one line of code being completed for you.

Telemetry and analytics:

  • Open the Autocomplete Trace View (cmd+shift+p “trace view”)
  • In another editor tab, trigger an autocomplete request.
  • Expect the number of shown/accepted completions to update accordingly.