Code suggestions hit your screen in 250ms. That's 3x faster than competitors. Supermaven works with VS Code. JetBrains IDEs. Neovim too. It delivers completions that actually get your project.
Supermaven scans your entire codebase — all thanks to its 1 million token context window. Suggestions pull from functions and classes scattered everywhere. Different files, different directories. A senior backend engineer refactoring microservices will see it reference API endpoints from service A when writing client code in service B.
It adapts to how you code over time. Learns if you prefer verbose variable names or terse comments. The chat interface lets you bounce ideas off GPT-4o or Claude 3.5 Sonnet without leaving your editor.
Error messages from your compiler feed straight into Supermaven's automatic fixing system. No more googling cryptic build failures.
Free version handles large codebases but caps data retention at seven days. Pro costs $10 monthly and unlocks the full context window plus style adaptation. Teams get centralized user management at the same per-user price. Chat burns through $5 worth of credits monthly — might not cover heavy usage.
Supermaven claims developers write code 2x faster with its suggestions. Speed difference becomes obvious once you're used to sub-second responses. No more waiting nearly a full second for completions.
