Rubberduck
ChatGPT for Visual Studio Code
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Rubberduck - ChatGPT for Visual Studio code

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AI chat in the Visual Studio Code side bar. Rubberduck can generate code, edit code, explain code, generate tests, find bugs, diagnose errors, and more. You can even add your own conversation templates.

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I think it would be neat if Rubberduck could also auto-generate documentation for code so that it would be easier to understand and debug. That way, developers can focus more on coding and less on writing documentation too
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it can (using 'start custom chat' -> documentation). However, the outputs vary by programming language, so it is often better to create a customized chat template for the programming language that you are using.
Very cool, I look forward to using this as I improve my Ruby on Rails knowledge.
I’ll try just about and VSCode extension. More excited to try this than most!
Hi, is it available for android studio as well? or you guys will launch it in future?
Maker
it'll only be available for vs code for the foreseeable future
😭😭 But why?
Maker
developing this for a different IDE would be a completely separate effort
how is this extension Built?like what's the process? sorry if I'm too annoying.
Maker
you can find the source code here: - it is very specific to VS Code
Love that it doesn't just generate code but explains as well, making it useful for new coders and veterans trying something new. Great idea and congrats on the launch!
Great idea!
Congrats on the launch of Rubberduck! Let's see what conversations this smart assistant can start!
I've been using Rubberduck for a while now and I'm blown away by the capabilities of this AI chat. It's like having a personal assistant for coding! The ability to generate tests and explain code is a huge help. Definitely a must-have for any developer.
Rubberduck has made my life so much easier as a developer. The AI chat in the Visual Studio Code side bar is intuitive and easy to use, and the ability to generate code and find bugs saves me so much time. Highly recommend for anyone looking to streamline their workflow.
Will using rubberduck cost OpenAI tokens?
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Yes, it uses your OpenAI key and you pay for the token usage. Even if you use it a lot, the cost is quite moderate though - usually a few cents US per day.
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