Use AI in editor
Generate code in the editor using prompts
Generate code and use prompts right in the editor.
Generate code in editor using prompts
Select a piece of code that you want to modify or place the caret anywhere in the editor and press Ctrl+\.
Alternatively, right-click anywhere in the editor to open the context menu, select AI Actions and then Generate Code.
In the input field, write your prompt and press Enter.
Wait for the generation to complete. The generated code will be shown in the same editor tab where you have invoked the input field.
If you want to improve the generated code, in the same input field, write a follow-up message with the new requirements and press Enter.
AI Assistant will regenerate the code while taking into account the new specifications.
If you want to regenerate the answer, click
Regenerate or press Ctrl+F5.Click Accept to insert the generated fragment.
If you want to revert some of the suggested changes, in the gutter, click
Revert.To discard all the suggested changes, click Discard in the input popup.
Add Python type annotations
While DataSpell lets you add type hints via intention actions, AI Assistant further extends this functionality by suggesting types based on the context.
Right-click a function or method definition to open the context menu.
Alternatively, place the caret on it and press Alt+Enter.
Select AI Actions and then Add Type Annotations.
Type annotations are added to the function definition.
Invoke AI-powered code completion
Cloud completion powered by AI Assistant can autocomplete single lines, blocks of code, and even entire functions in real time based on the project context. The generated code is similar to how you would write code, matching your style and naming conventions.
Work with cloud completion in the editor
The suggestions are shown in the editor as you type.
You can also trigger the code completion by pressing Alt+Shift+\.
To apply the suggestion:
Press Tab to accept the entire suggestion. You can configure a different shortcut for this action.
Press Ctrl+Right to accept a suggestion word by word.
Press End to accept a suggestion line by line.
To reject the suggestion, press Escape. Alternatively, just continue to write your own code or change the caret position either with the arrow keys or by a mouse click.
Configure cloud completion
The cloud completion option is enabled by default. You can configure the way it works in the settings.
Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open settings and select Editor | General | Inline Completion.
Available options to configure:
Under the Enable cloud completion suggestions checkbox, select the languages that you want to use cloud completion with.
Clear the Enable multi-line suggestions checkbox to leave only single-line suggestions.
To disable this option completely, clear the Enable cloud completion suggestions checkbox on the same settings page or in .
Change the cloud completion shortcut
You can change the default cloud completion shortcut that you use to accept suggestions.
Hover over the suggestion.
In the popup that appears, click
and select the key that you want to use for accepting suggestions, for example, Right.To assign your own shortcut, select Custom.
You can also change any code completion shortcuts in the anytime.
Fix errors with AI
When DataSpell detects code that produces pre-compilation errors, it suggests a quick-fix directly within the editor.
AI Assistant can suggest more precise fixes applicable to your specific case due to its context awareness.
Place the caret at the code element that you want to modify. Then click the red light bulb icon
or press Alt+Enter to open the list of suggestions.Click Fix with AI.
AI Assistant sends the entire file together with related files as context to the LLM to determine which fix would be most suitable in this particular case.
The code is then updated directly in the editor.