Inline AI completions as you type. Hit Tab to accept.
Part of the Rytora Code suite — install Rytora Code to get the full toolkit (Composer, Tab autocomplete, Cmd+K, Codebase Indexing, Publish, and more).
What it does
As you type, Rytora Code suggests inline completions — sometimes a single character, sometimes an entire block. Press Tab to accept the full suggestion, or Cmd+→ / Ctrl+→ to accept just the next word.
Highlights
- Multi-line completions — Not just one token. Composes whole functions, conditionals, and JSX blocks based on surrounding context.
- Repo-aware — Pulls in symbols from your codebase index (when Codebase Indexing is enabled) so suggestions match your conventions.
- Low latency — Debounced and cached. Doesn't fire on every keystroke.
- Quiet by default — Suggestions appear inline as grayed-out text. No popups, no flicker.
Commands
| Command | Title |
|---|---|
rytora-code.tab.toggle |
Toggle Tab Completions |
rytora-code.tab.acceptWord |
Accept Next Word |
Keybindings
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
Tab |
Accept the full inline suggestion |
Cmd+→ / Ctrl+→ |
Accept just the next word |
Esc |
Dismiss the suggestion |
Configuration
rytora-code.tab.enabled— Master switch for tab completionsrytora-code.tab.debounceMs— Delay before a request fires after you stop typing (default: 150ms)rytora-code.tab.minPrefixLength— Minimum characters before suggesting (default: 1)rytora-code.tab.maxContextLines— Max surrounding lines sent as context
Getting started
- Install Rytora Code (recommended) or this standalone extension.
- Sign in with your Rytora BuildLabs account.
- Start typing. Suggestions appear inline.
Pricing
Free tier includes inline completions. Paid tiers unlock higher daily limits and Pro models. See buildlabs.rytora.ai/pricing.
Privacy
Completion requests include the surrounding code snippet (configurable via maxContextLines). Privacy Mode strips identifying metadata.
Links
- Homepage: buildlabs.rytora.ai/code
- Documentation: buildlabs.rytora.ai/docs/code
- Support: buildlabs.rytora.ai/support
License
MIT