Mercury Edit 2

What it does

Mercury Edit 2 is a coding-focused diffusion LLM built specifically for next-edit prediction. It uses your recent edits and codebase context to suggest the next change, with much higher acceptance and much lower latency than typical code-edit models.

A next-edit diffusion LLM built for the fastest parts of your coding workflow

Today we're introducing Mercury Edit 2: a purpose-built diffusion LLM (dLLM) for the most latency-sensitive component of modern development workflows: next-edit prediction. This model upgrades our previous next-edit model and complements our existing auto-complete endpoint. Using your recent edits and codebase context, Mercury Edit 2 predicts what you’ll change next. Because Mercury Edit 2 uses diffusion to generate tokens in parallel, predictions arrive fast enough to feel like part of your own thinking. Just Tab to accept. To train this model, we carefully curated a high quality dataset of edits across a broad range of languages and scenarios. These examples taught our model how to…from inceptionlabs.ai

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