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# Install on JetBrains IDEs

Learn how to install Sectum AI to your Jetbrains IDE

**Install** Sectum AI

Visit Sectum AI's page on Jetbrains Marketplace to install Sectum AI.

Alternatively, follow these steps to install the plugin from within your Jetbrains IDE:

1. Open the settings menu in your Jetbrains IDE.
2. Select Plugins.
3. Type Sectum AI in the search bar.
4. Click the Install button.

**Activate the Plugin**

1. After installing, you may be prompted to reload the IDE to activate the plugin.
2. The Sectum AI icon should appear in the IDE's sidebar on the left side.

**Android Studio support JCEF**

Sectum AI Plugin uses JCEF (Java Chromium Embedded Framework) to create a webview component in the plugin's tool window. By default, most IntelliJ-based IDEs come with a boot runtime that includes JCEF. However, Android Studio (and some other versions of IntelliJ-based IDEs) utilize a boot runtime lacking JCEF, which prevents the plugin from loading in these environments.

Also in some cases JCEF could persist but not been initialised.

To address this issue:

1. Navigate to the "Help" -> "Find Action..." and find(type) "Registry". Here disable `ide.browser.jcef.sandbox.enable` option.
2. Navigate to the "Help" -> "Find Action..." and find(type) "Choose Boot Runtime for the IDE" dialog. Here, you can select a boot runtime equipped with JCEF.
3. Restart the IDE.

If the issue persist, please open an issue in our [GitHub issue tracker](https://github.com/Codium-ai/codiumai-jetbrains-release/issues) or contact support.


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