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Categories/AI Code Editor/Void Editor
Void Editor

Void Editor

Founded by Mathew Pareles in 2024

Write, edit, and autocomplete code using open source and commercial language models

Pricing model

Free

Rating

★ People love it

Users

7K+

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Void to write, edit, and refactor code directly inside an open source editor based on VS Code. It lets you connect to any language model provider, including Claude, Gemini, and Grok, or run local models like DeepSeek and Llama without sending code through intermediary servers. Void provides inline code editing, fast tab autocompletion, agentic chat modes, and change checkpoints. You can easily import your existing VS Code themes, keybindings, and extensions while retaining total control over your private programming data.

What Void Editor does

Autocompleting code snippets using FIM modelsRunning inline code edits across large filesConnecting local LLMs via custom API endpointsReviewing lint errors highlighted by the editorSwitching between different frontier and open-source modelsImporting VS Code keybindings and color themesManaging version checkpoints for AI code editsDirect connection to LLM providers without proxy serversSupport for self-hosted local models like DeepSeek and LlamaTab key autocomplete for inline code suggestionsAgent Mode and Gather Mode chat interfacesOne-click migration of VS Code settings, themes, and keybindingsCheckpoints for tracking and reverting model code changesFast Apply functionality on files over 1000 linesBuilt-in lint error detection during generation

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free

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