What I like best about Cody is how it fits naturally into my development workflow without feeling heavy or intrusive. It’s genuinely helpful for quick code lookups, generating snippets, and understanding unfamiliar parts of a codebase. I also appreciate that it saves time on repetitive tasks - things like boilerplate, refactoring suggestions, or drafting small utilities are much faster. Another big plus is that it feels context-aware enough to be useful without constant hand-holding. It doesn’t replace deep thinking (and shouldn’t), but it’s a solid productivity boost when you’re moving fast. Overall, it’s a practical tool that adds convenience and speed to day-to-day development work.

1) It is helpful to find results from knowledge base 2) Helps in recommending Ad content

Good code quality, useful agents, code changes can be automated.