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- Added start line parameter to handleCodeSelected function. - Updated all calls to handleCodeSelected to include the start line. - The start line is now included in the context data for symbol references and definitions.
DevChat Visual Studio Code Extension
👉 Install Visual Studio Code extension from Visual Studio Marketplace and enjoy DevChat 👏
What is DevChat?
DevChat is the open-source solution to help you write prompts to generate code and documentation, going beyond simple code auto-completion. It isn't limited to performing predefined operations on short code snippets.
DevChat is the way developers interact and collaborate with AI.
💬 Build the future with prompts, not code.
Why DevChat?
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Great output requires great input, to maximize the power of AI, DevChat assists you seamlessly to provide the right context to the AI.
Chat history, code, files, directory trees,
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Once you have generated code with AI, DevChat streamlines the actions to properly integrate and ship.
View diffs, copy or insert, commit & sync, or export to documentation, wikis, and more.
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To guide AI in your work, define your own workflows with DevChat.
Explore more prompt templates, iterative calls to AI, and program operations.
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To ensure the experience fits your preferences, customize your own experiences with DevChat.
Open-source, no waiting for opaque feature schedules. Access GPT-4 today and more models in the future.
What is Prompt-Centric Software Development (PCSD)?
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The traditional code-centric paradigm is evolving.
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Write prompts to create code. Transform prompts into all the artifacts in software engineering.
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We like to call it DevPromptOps
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Quick Start
Chinese: 中文安装配置指南.
- Install Visual Studio Code.
- Open the Extensions view (⇧⌘X), search for DevChat, and install the extension:
- Since DevChat is designed for developers, it requires a Git or SVN repository folder to store metadata. Therefore, be sure to open a Git or SVN project.
- Set your OpenAI API Key by running
export OPENAI_API_KEY="[sk-...]"(or set it to your DevChat access key instead). - Click on the DevChat icon in the status bar. If the API key setting is not configured, it will prompt you to enter it. Simply input the key.
- We recommend dragging the DevChat logo from the left sidebar to the right sidebar to avoid overlapping with the Explorer.
Community
- Join our Discord!
- Participate in discussions!
Contributing
Issues and pull request are welcome:
Automated Publishing Process
Check out our Automated Publishing Process for a detailed walkthrough of how we manage the automated release of new versions for the DevChat VSCode Extension.
Contact Information
We are creators of Apache DevLake.