Continue

Select the legacy code block.

Use Cmd+I to open the edit prompt.

Type '/migrate to Python 3.12 emphasizing type safety'.

Review diffs provided by Continue.

Accept changes and run unit tests.

Highlight the function to be tested.

Type '/test' in the sidebar or inline edit.

Continue analyzes the function logic and imports.

It generates a new test file with mock data.

Save the file and run the test suite.

Open the Continue chat sidebar.

Ask 'Where is the authentication logic handled in this project?'.

Continue searches the local index and lists relevant files.

Click the file links to navigate directly to the code.

Ask follow-up questions about specific function implementations.

Select the modified code or use the git diff context provider.

Run the command '/review' with a custom prompt for security or performance.

Continue highlights potential bottlenecks or vulnerabilities.

Apply suggested fixes directly from the chat UI.

Commit the refined code.

Select a complex module or API entry point.

Use the '@docs' context provider to reference existing standards.

Ask Continue to generate a README.md or JSDoc comments.

Continue produces a structured markdown file explaining the logic.

Review and merge into the documentation branch.

Run a command that fails in the integrated terminal.

Highlight the error output and press Cmd+L.

Type 'How do I fix this error?'.

Continue analyzes the stack trace and the current file context.

It provides a command or code fix to resolve the issue.

Open a .sql file.

Provide a schema definition as context using '@file'.

Ask 'Generate a query to calculate monthly churn rate'.

Continue writes the SQL syntax optimized for the specific database dialect.

Execute and refine the query.