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Google: PaLM 2 Code Chat 32k

Google’s Extended-Context Coding Model for IDE Copilots and Large Repository Analysis via API

Context: 32 768 tokens
Output: 8 192 tokens
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Google’s Extended-Context Coding LLM via API

PaLM 2 Code Chat 32k is an extended-context variant of Google’s PaLM 2 Code Chat model, designed for developer tools, debugging, and code generation with support for up to 32,000 tokens of context. This makes it particularly effective for analyzing large repositories, multi-file codebases, and long-form programming tasks.

Through AnyAPI.ai, developers can instantly access PaLM 2 Code Chat 32k without needing a Google Cloud account—ideal for integrating advanced coding copilots into SaaS, IDEs, and enterprise workflows.

Scale AI Coding with PaLM 2 Code Chat 32k

PaLM 2 Code Chat 32k is Google’s extended-context coding assistant, built for large repositories, debugging, and IDE copilots.

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