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## Usage
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### @mentions
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avante.nvim supports the following @mentions to help you reference different parts of your codebase:
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| Mention | Description |
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| -------------- | ----------------------------------- |
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| `@codebase` | Include the entire codebase context |
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| `@diagnostics` | Include current diagnostic issues |
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| `@file` | Include the current file |
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| `@quickfix` | Include the quickfix list |
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| `@buffers` | Include all open buffers |
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You can use these mentions in your conversations with avante.nvim to provide relevant context. For example:
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- `@file what are the issues in this code?` - analyzes the current file
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- `@codebase explain the project structure` - looks at the entire codebase
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- `@diagnostics how do I fix these errors?` - helps resolve diagnostic issues
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### Basic Functionality
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Given its early stage, `avante.nvim` currently supports the following basic functionalities:
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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