Blackbox

Me salvó en un PR

Busqué en el repo y Blackbox encontró la función exacta. Pude escribir tests en minutos. Me quedé tranquilo y cerré el PR sin drama.

Responden, pero confunde cuotas

Escribí por límites distintos entre web y extensión. Contestaron en un día, aunque la explicación de cuotas por modelo quedó ambigua. Ajustaron mi plan y pude seguir.

Acelera mis refactors

Instalar la extensión en VS Code fue fácil. El cambio de modelos en un clic y la búsqueda en repos han sido clave para entender código viejo. Autocomplete se siente rápido y el agente sugiere tests útiles.

Autocompletar que sí ayuda

Ayer, con un bug de fechas, pegué mi archivo y el agente propuso un refactor multiarchivo. Apliqué, corrió tests y respiré. Me ahorró la tarde completa.

Código con turbo mental

Conecté Blackbox en VS Code y en 10 minutos ya autocompletaba funciones. Probé el chat en un repo grande y propuso refactors útiles. A veces el conteo de créditos confunde, pero la velocidad y los snippets valen. Cambiar de modelo sin salir del IDE me ahorra tiempo real.

Rápido, a veces confuso

La calidad de sugerencias me hizo sentir productivo, pero el consumo de créditos me frustró un par de días. Aun así, sí rinde.

Interesante para aprender

Lo uso principalmente para explorar nuevas formas de resolver problemas. Algunas respuestas son muy buenas y otras menos precisas, pero sigue siendo una herramienta interesante.

Powerful but watch quotas

Web app and extension synced smoothly, and the chat produced decent tests from messy files. I hit a rate limit mismatch between the site and VS Code once, which confused me. Support clarified quotas, and from there it flew. Search is the killer feature.

Swapping models like magic

Installed the VS Code extension, signed in, and context-aware suggestions started flowing. Toggling between models for tricky refactors felt futuristic, and code search across the repo saved me from grepping around. Quick learning curve if you’ve used other AI dev tools.

Support clarified usage

Agent replied same day, explained credit counts across chat and IDE, and suggested a cheaper tier. Not instant, but helpful and direct.

Refactors on command

I threw a messy file at it and got a clean patch. Felt like magic. Jumping models mid-flow is low-key addictive.

One-click install, go time

VS Code extension installed instantly and the chat just worked. Model switching mid-task is awesome. Minimal onboarding, big productivity bump.

Model buffet, i ate

If one model stalls, I hop to another and keep shipping. Occasionally the counter screams, but so does my velocity. Worth it.

Handy, credit math confusing

Autocomplete feels fast and code refactors saved time. Swapping models is smooth. Credits drained quicker than expected on heavy prompts, and web vs IDE availability differed sometimes. Support answered, but clarity could improve. Still using it daily.

Helpful docs and replies

Support pointed me to the right endpoint, with examples, in a single reply. Tone was chill and clear, and my blocker vanished.

From signup to agent magic

Account created with email, then straight into the web app. Spun up an agent and hit the API without touching local setup. Docs are tidy, and history makes context handoffs painless.

That one click moment

When the desktop agent auto-detected my project, I laughed out loud. One click, tasks queued, and my terminal stopped feeling lonely.

From browser to agent fast

Logged in on the web app and spun up a desktop agent in minutes. Navigation to docs and API keys is intuitive. The getting-started flow felt modern and smooth.

Handy tools, a few quirks

Web, CLI, and desktop all worked as advertised. I hit one hiccup connecting a project token, and docs saved me. What stood out was the agent workflow and history view. Would like richer examples for Teams setups.