Vibe Coding Python: Testing Copilot vs. CodeGPT vs. Tabnine

September 3, 2025

, By The New Stack

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I put three vibe coding tools to the test. Not with the goal of finding the best one, just to see how they’re different. Is one easier? I used three free tools so you can try this project as well and see what your AI comes up with. The tools I chose were GitHub Copilot (obviously), CodeGPT and Tabnine. I wrote my code in VS Code.

The app I chose to build was a simple calculator app that you can interact with in the terminal. I did want to go a little bigger at first, and try a tip calculator app complete with HTML and CSS, but after about…

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Vibe Coding Python: Testing Copilot vs. CodeGPT vs. Tabnine

September 3, 2025

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I put three vibe coding tools to the test. Not with the goal of finding the best one, just to see how they’re different. Is one easier? I used three free tools so you can try this project as well and see what your AI comes up with. The tools I chose were GitHub Copilot (obviously), CodeGPT and Tabnine. I wrote my code in VS Code.

The app I chose to build was a simple calculator app that you can interact with in the terminal. I did want to go a little bigger at first, and try a tip calculator app complete with HTML and CSS, but after about…

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