I am impressed so far. This copilot knows how to code common and less common problems. Especially if the problem has a name like FloodFill, Simplex Algorithm or MergeSort it is often enough as a description. Less common problems like in https://www.techiedelight.com/ (see "practice") are solved very good as well with a good description of the problem. I just copied the description of a problem from techiedelight and it was able to code the problem (you might need to slightly adapt the code, but often you don't have to and the code will be accepted on the first try).

[Algorithm Variety] I asked the copilot to code a FloodFill algorithm and it generated a recursive FloodFill. After that I tried the same and wrote "without recursion" at the end of my description and got a result without recursion. Well done, AskJarvis!

[Examples] I also often ask for examples that are generated successfully. This even work if you ask AskJarvis to implement any kind of design patterns. This software is great to learn!

[Hidden Skills] But what impressed me most was that I was asking to code a player controller in c# with a double jump and it generated Unity code (even though it is not officially supported). It seems that AskJarvis has hidden skills that are not advertised. :)

This copilot is not perfect. But very powerful. It will not understand every description, but if you describe the problem in a good way (and by using the best practices and maybe with an example) you can get very good results.

Great copilot so far, and I am looking forward to the future of AskJarvis!