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Kevin William David

Kodezi 2.0 - Grammarly for programmers

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Kodezi is an AI developer tool platform built for productivity. πŸ› οΈ Automated code debugging with detailed explanations. ⌨️ Generate code from instructions πŸ’¬ Ask, search, retrieve anything from your codebase! πŸ‘‰ and much more! Try it out kodezi.com

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Karim Saif
AWESOMEπŸ’›β­
Ishraq Khan
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@karimsaif Thanks so much for the feedback!
Ozan Yalçın
Congrats @ishraqkhan, this looks amazing
Usama Ejaz
Congrats on the launch of Kodezi 2.0! I can't wait to see how this AI developer tool platform can make coding easier and more efficient.
Ishraq Khan
Maker
@usamaejaz Thanks so much for your kind words! I hope Kodezi make you more productive!
Noor Mohammad Minhaj
Just awesome product, really helped while coding
Ishraq Khan
Maker
@noor_mohammad_minhaj Thank you so much for the kinds words and we are glad it has helped you!
Heleana Grace
Your website is beautiful! Congrats on the launch!
Ishraq Khan
Maker
@heleana Thank you so much! Our designer worked tirelessly designing it! We are glad it looks good!
Utkarsh Gupta
Oh wow! I am quite literally blown away. This is exactly what programmers need now-a-days. Many of them spend 90% of their time googling the syntax or debugging as well as writing documentation. With Kodezi i think the peer review of code gets solved pretty much with the help of AI. Just splendid! Congratulations @ishraqkhan on your launch!
Ishraq Khan
Maker
@ug911 Thank you so much for the kind words! I realized early on 2019 the struggles I was facing and I am so glad we were able to launch Kodezi 2.0! We are planning on going above the consumer space and branching to completely automating the code review process very soon as well for large enterprises! We hope Kodezi will make you more productive! Especially the release of KodeziChat!
Ahmad Ali
Amazing concept! Congratulations on the Launch!
Ishraq Khan
Maker
@motiondock Thanks so much!
Karim Saif
AWESOMEπŸ’›β­
krug
Been using this for a bit now, can't recommend it more to developers, students and teachers alike! It's been able to do exactly what I've asked of it with the code generation, optimize my existing code well, explain coding principles I haven't understood, find bugs I didn't even realize were there (and then even fix them of course) and create comprehensive and useful documentation. Sure, there are some bugs and issues, but for the fact that it's a small team working on it and a pretty new company (and concept too), it's really well made and I've already gotten friends and coworkers to use it too. Well done @ishraqkhan and the rest of the Kodezi team on what you've done so far, can't wait to see were it goes from here!
Ishraq Khan
Maker
@krug1 Thank you so much for the feedback! We are actively making varying level of changes as we learn from our existing userbase. We are super happy you have found Kodezi to be helpful in streamlining your workflow and hope the future updates in the coming days can fix the issues you are facing! Happy Coding!
Anatoly Terentyev
Congrats on the launch! Here is my review on 30 minutes of using Kodezi. A weak ago I knew next to nothing on coding, now I build a MacOS app. 1. I like code comments on debugging. It’s a great help for me 2. As a marketer, I like how you highlighted the free usage credits and the pricing page. Last several weeks I examined the ways how AI projects ask for a payment, and your flexible pricing plan looks brilliant What I don’t like so far: 1. I really don’t get why it removes //code-notes in most cases 2. I'm wondering is there a way to send an error from Xcode to understand it. For now it’s my pain point: I’m browsing the error or ask chatgpt and how to solve it, however in some cases it isn’t enough 3. I would rather put the pop-up for a feedback on debugging after the examination of code explanations and code comparison. It’s hard to tell straight away is it helpful or not. Now I need to get back to code, I will share more feedback later
Ishraq Khan
Maker
@tolianich Thank you so much for the feedback, we are glad we were able to do a good job on varying things. Ideally you send copy and paste error codes directly from Xcode and send it over to KodeziChat. We have made some new enhancements to support such dialogue. Let us know how you feel it did!
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