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Stage VSC 1.22 blog and model updates for pricing #7001

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## Quickly add @codebase and @file to chat
## Quickly add @repository and @file to chat

While using chat in Cody, you can prompt it to use specific context by typing @\<repository\> or @\<file\>. When you start a _new_ chat with Cody, your current repository and file are pre-populated in the chat window.

We’re making it easier to add these @-mentions to the chat window for follow-up messages (or in case you accidentally delete them).

When you type `@` in the chat window, you’ll now see “Current Codebase’ and “Current File” in the dropdown, and clicking them adds the respective @-mentions to the chat.
When you type `@` in the chat window, you’ll see “Repository“ and “Current File” in the dropdown. Clicking them adds the respective @-mentions to the chat.

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## See the exact context used for follow-up messages

When you start a new chat in Cody, you’ll see a message showing the context used to respond to the first question. For follow-up messages after that point, only _net-new_ context would be shown as a line item in the chat previously. The chat would actually use all previous and new contexts, but this wasn’t clear.
When you start a new chat in Cody, you’ll see a message showing the context used to respond to the first question. For follow-up messages after that point, only _net-new_ context was shown as a line item in the chat previously. The chat would actually use all previous and new contexts, but this wasn’t clear.

Now, Cody shows net-new context and mentions that prior messages are also being used as context, making it more evident that prior context in a thread is preserved for follow-ups.

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