Codebuddy revolutionizes coding by providing conversational interaction with your codebase - let GPT4-powered AI do the coding FOR you.
Joined August 2023
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Codebuddy keeps your development "closer to the metal" so you didn't waste money on needless agentic churning. I think the most I've ever spent was around 3-4 hundred per month, and that's me using it as hard as I can for my full time job with 95%+ AI generated code
Unfortunately not at the moment. We use a variety of models to process each request, especially openai models. Just out of curiosity though, if we did support it, would you be willing to provide both openai and anthropic keys?
Definitely not an impressive model from what I've seen so far. This might have been impressive about a year ago.
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We originally wrote a web version of the service that was tied to github (for the proof of concept). We're about to add google auth support next, actually. Originally we needed to be able to get your list of projects, commit, push/pull..etc. Now it's all IDE integrated.
I believe we spoke on the support channel about this already, sorry for the delay here though. We need to up our Twitter game!
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@CodebuddyAI while my Afrikaans is really good, my Dutch not so much 😅
Is there a way to set English as the default language for VTT?
BTW: @CodebuddyAI is at the top of my best AI Code Assistants. Make a great addition to my toolset.
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Did you know that the first computer game was created in 1961? It was called Spacewar, and MIT programmer Steve Russell and his team spent around 200 hours writing the first version of the game! 🚀🎮
It was inspired by real insects!!
Grace Hopper, a pioneering computer scientist, coined the term when she found a moth stuck in Harvard’s Mark II computer in 1947. Since then, we’ve been using the word “bug” to describe software glitches and errors!
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