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How Junie Helps You Code Faster with Kotlin in IntelliJ IDEA

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Sebastian Aigner demonstrates how the JetBrains Junie AI agent assists Kotlin developers with full-stack prototyping and project navigation.

Junie is a new AI coding agent from JetBrains that helps you skip the routine and focus on the rest. In this video, Sebastian Aigner shows how Junie supports Kotlin developers – from building a full-stack prototype to working inside a large Kotlin Multiplatform project. What you'll see Junie do: 🟣 Build and test a Ktor-based backend with a frontend in one prompt 🟣 Follow custom coding guidelines (like using SQLite with JDBC) 🟣 Persist data, run and fix tests, and summarize changes 🟣 Understand and navigate large Kotlin projects 🟣 Implement missing UI in a real-world KotlinConf app 🟣 Stay aligned with your architecture and code style You’re always in control. Junie suggests and applies changes, but you can review and adjust everything. Junie is part of the JetBrains AI subscription, which includes a free tier and is currently available in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, PyCharm Pro, WebStorm, and GoLand. Support for more IDEs is coming soon. 👉 Learn more: jetbrains.com/junie 👉 See pricing: jetbrains.com/ai-ides/buy 👉 Explore more videos in the JetBrains Guide: www.jetbrains.com/guide/ai/

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The linked video is already a good start! But it is just... * Open the Junie tab (not the AI Assistant tab!) * Ask whatever you want * Wait until Junie finishes * Review the code and accept it/rollback The "asking" part is a bit tricky, because you need to have a bit of experience with AIs to understand how to ask things, but here's an example some of the things that I've asked it to do > In the `DreamTerrainAdditions` plugin, create a system that listens for placed blocks on the `world` and `Survival2` worlds > If the player places more than 25 blocks outside of any GriefPrevention claim, they are cancelled, they are timed out for 5 minutes before they can place blocks outside of the…