Using the coding assistant - Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio

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Using the coding assistant

The Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio is integrated with Amazon Q. Amazon Q Developer is a coding assistant that can chat about code, provide inline code completions, or generate net new code.

For more information about Amazon Q Developer Developer, see What is Amazon Q Developer in the Amazon Q Developer User Guide.

To use the Amazon Q Developer model for chat:

  1. Ensure your admin must has subscribed to Amazon Q Developer and added Amazon Q Developer as an application to your domain in the Amazon Q Developer console, as described in the Amazon Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio Administrator Guide.

    Note

    When you enable Amazon Q, you can pick between either the free or paid tiers of the service. When using the free tier, request limits are shared at the account level, meaning that one customer can potentially use up all requests. The pro tier of Amazon Q is charged at the user level, with limits set at the user level as well. The pro tier also lets you manage users and policies with enterprise access control.

  2. After adding Amazon Q Developer , you can access the chat interface by navigating to the JupyterLab page and choosing the chat icon in the left navigation panel of your notebook in Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio.

    Screenshot of Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio UI showing Amazon Q programming assitant window.

  3. You are now able to see code completions powered by Amazon Q Developer in your notebook. Amazon Q Developer makes code recommendations automatically as you write your code, based on your existing code and comments. For more information about how inline suggestions work in Amazon Q Developer , see Generating inline suggestions in the Amazon Q Developer User Guide.

    Amazon Q Developer provides automatic suggestions for your code by default. To pause or resume automatic suggestions:

    1. Choose "Amazon Q" from the navigation bar at the bottom of the JupyterLab IDE. Then choose Pause Auto-Suggestions or Resume Auto-Suggestions, as desired.

    Screenshot of Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio UI showing shorcut commands and options for Amazon Q.

If you want to opt out of Amazon Q data sharing, see the opt-out section of the Amazon Q developer guide.