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AI Code Editor is a lightweight VS Code-style desktop IDE built with Python and PySide6. It includes a tab-based editor, file explorer, syntax highlighting, autocomplete, built-in terminal, Python code runner, output panel, and optional Groq AI assistant support for coding, debugging, and code analysis in one clean interface.
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