At @jolt_codegen , we took dogfooding to the next level - Jolt has written much of its own code. It's the secret weapon that has allowed our small team to navigate a pivot, launch a new product, and iterate incredibly quickly. Here's a real example of a feature I had an idea for

During my recent travels, an idea struck that I couldn't get out of my head. My first inclination in these moments is to try and build a simple MVP to test the most basic functionality with close friends and family. Typically, that takes a bit of upfront work to get a new app's

One question we always get asked about Jolt is, "CAN IT WRITE TESTS?" The answer is - YES! It's one of our most popular use cases. Jolt is excellent at writing API, frontend, unit, end-to-end, etc. Here are a few examples from our own codebase: 1. Testing React hooks with

We're thrilled to announce a new Jolt feature: in-line revisions! 🚀 Our users loved the first version of our revisions feature and asked for more control. You can now iterate on code by giving Jolt line-specific comments. If you've ever left a comment on a pull request, you'll

Hey folks! We’re bringing you four new features this week. 1. In-line Revisions — You can now give Jolt line-specific instructions to edit files by clicking the + button next to the line numbers. 2. Chat to Task — Turn your Jolt code chat into a task with one click. 3. Send File

Hey y'all! We're bringing you three new updates this week. Be sure to install or update to the latest version of the Jolt Bridge plugin for VSCode and Cursor. 1. Improved "Send to IDE" — We’ve updated the logic to highlight when local file edits are blocking Send to IDE. 2.

Hey folks! We've got three exciting updates for you this week. Be sure to install or update to the latest version of our VSCode plugin. 1. Chat with Public Repos — You can now chat with Jolt about public repositories, making it easier to collaborate and explore codebases. 2.

We just launched a powerful new feature in Jolt: Chatting with public GitHub Repos! ⚡️🚀 You can now ask questions about public repos not covered by the docs - or you can skip reading docs altogether. It's perfect for when you need quick answers about a library or tool.

Hey everyone! We're excited to share two big updates with you this week. Be sure to install or update to the latest version of our Jolt plugin for VSCode. 1. Gitlab, BitBucket, Azure Repos Integrations — In addition to GitHub, Jolt now supports repo integration with GitLab,

Hey everyone! We're bringing you two significant updates this week. Be sure to install or update to the latest version of our Jolt IDE Extension for VSCode and Cursor. Improved Performance for Large Codebases — We've implemented a substantial speed boost for codebases exceeding

Our wall of happy engineering teams is growing quickly 🚀 If you're looking for an AI coding tool that actually understands your large codebase, leave a comment or send a DM ⚡️ #ai #devtools

The @use_jolt_ai swag is ⚡️

AI is shaping how we code, and @usejoltai may have an edge here with its codegen and chat tool built for production codebases and perfect for engineering teams with 100K to 1M+ line codebases. it's live on @producthunt today.

Congrats to Yev and the team on launching. One of the best AI products that works with your code base and isn’t annoying you in your IDE!

Jolt AI: AI assistant for 100k to multi-million line codebases producthunt.com/posts/jolt-ai-… via flo merian

Vector embedding search is dead for code. Benchmarking results: vector search missed 60% of relevant files, 80% of results were irrelevant. Every major code assistant (Cursor, Windsurf, etc.) has abandoned it. The new approaches: - Agentic: accurate but 80+ seconds - Jolt's

Building AI coding tools for 6 platforms? We share 93% of our code across our IDE plugins, web app, and desktop. The trick: Split UI from business logic. Use adapters to connect them. One SolidJS codebase, one set of TypeScript services. No feature drift. No duplicate work. Just

Want to know how Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, and Jolt compare on searching large codebases? We benchmarked the code search speed and quality of today's top AI coding tools on large OSS codebases, up to 4.7M lines Full results: usejolt.ai/blog/large-cod…

Fascinating results! As awesome as today's AI coding tools are, when it comes to searching large codebases, they've clearly yet to reach the desirable "fast and accurate" goal, and Jolt AI has a clearly demonstrable advantage still (disclosure: proud advisor and user). Cool data!

One of my favorite pastimes is taking Aaron Levie ‘s tweets and dropping them into Jolt AI which has entire codebase context