What needs to be improved? Please describe how this affects the user experience and include a screenshot.
When I set "Cody: Use Context" to "none" in the Cody extension settings for Cody Chat (ext:sourcegraph.cody-ai chat) in VSCode, I expect that no files or repositories are selected by default when starting new chats. This is crucial because the included data can significantly impact the response, and I need full control over the data I share to ensure the quality of the answers.
Additionally, I don't always work in repositories. Although I understand that it may not make a difference in such cases, I still delete the first-bold-tag manually each time.
The most important point is that even if I put a question without any tagged files, the response still references the file as context.
Describe the solution you'd like to see
I would like the "Cody: Use Context: none" setting to ensure that no files or repositories are ever included by default when starting new chats. This would give me complete control over the data I share, improving the accuracy and relevance of the responses.
Describe any alternatives that could be considered
An alternative solution could be to provide a more easily accessible toggle option for selecting or deselecting files as context. The top 3 files could be placed directly next to the "@" icon as tags to toggle (blue, selected -> will be included, grey, deselected -> will not be included), allowing users to quickly manage their context without clicking on the "@" icon for most important files.
Version
1.22.4
Areas for Improvement
What needs to be improved? Please describe how this affects the user experience and include a screenshot.
Describe the solution you'd like to see
I would like the "Cody: Use Context: none" setting to ensure that no files or repositories are ever included by default when starting new chats. This would give me complete control over the data I share, improving the accuracy and relevance of the responses.
Describe any alternatives that could be considered
An alternative solution could be to provide a more easily accessible toggle option for selecting or deselecting files as context. The top 3 files could be placed directly next to the "@" icon as tags to toggle (blue, selected -> will be included, grey, deselected -> will not be included), allowing users to quickly manage their context without clicking on the "@" icon for most important files.
Additional context
No response