Code Spoonfeeder

Spoonfeed your entire code to Chat GPT

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Spoonfeed your entire code to Chat GPT

5.0•1 review•

88 followers

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Want Chat GPT's help with your codes but it's just not working? Try spoon feeding your code into Chat GPT after mashing your project folder down to a nice single text file. Coding alongside GPT can make you a 10x stronger programmer, and save time in half.

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Code Spoonfeeder

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Ever wished you could get more effective help from ChatGPT on your complex projects? Code Spoonfeeder makes it possible by flattening your entire project folder into a single text file, making it easy to "spoonfeed" your code into ChatGPT. Now, instead of piecing together snippets, you can provide the full picture at once for faster, smarter feedback. It's a game-changer for developers looking to streamline their workflows and maximize ChatGPT’s potential. Give it a try and see how much smoother your coding sessions can be! 👩‍💻✨

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2yr ago

Picture Picker—Collect,Create,Edit Image

@seungho_choi1 This approach of using Chat GPT to enhance coding skills is a clever way to leverage AI for better productivity!

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2yr ago

Code Spoonfeeder

Maker

@annaho2000 Thank you!

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2yr ago

Growith

Great idea!!! long time trying to find a solution for this problem, i've also been copy pasting to many different files for GPT to validate or help!! if you have a really big project can you create 2 or more text files and try tro process them togheter? Whats the pricing for this? how do you make money?

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2yr ago

Code Spoonfeeder

Maker

@rupgo Thank you! It's an open source code so I'm not making any money on it. I noticed chat gpt can handle up to about 5000 characters (about 1500 lines) of code per input, so if your single text file goes over that, I made it so the output divides it into many text files, 5000 char each. So if your code is 4000 lines for example, you can tell gpt "I'm gonna give you my codes so we're on the same page, wait till you receive all my codes" and then proceed to input 1500 lines of code each time. You can use it by visiting my website!

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2yr ago

PicLooks Avatars

500MB limit on the upload! Whats the context limit here? Or are you using some sort of RAG approach?

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2yr ago

Code Spoonfeeder

Maker

@jonnymiles it's a open sourced webapp! 500MB limit is so the website doesn't slow down too much.

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2yr ago

Congratulations on the innovative idea! It’s great that Code Spoonfeeder allows ChatGPT to understand the entire program at once. But, I’m curious why developers wouldn’t use a direct cursor integration with ChatGPT for coding, rather than sending the code to ChatGPT?

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2yr ago

Code Spoonfeeder

Maker

@fei_you Thank you! I haven't really used cursor but maybe ChatGPT can have a more birds eye view on the project code? it's an open source project so I didn't put too much thought into it!

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2yr ago

Huge congrats to the Code Spoonfeeder team on today's launch! I've been there - banging head against wall trying to get Chat GPT to play nice with my code. Your solution sounds like a total time-saver. Quick question: Does Code Spoonfeeder also help with formatting the mashed text file for optimal Chat GPT understanding, or is that still on us devs to figure out?

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2yr ago

Code Spoonfeeder

Maker

@ihuzaifashoukat Thank you! I don't know if this answers your question, but there's 2 features I've added, which is to give the project tree structure, so gpt understands in which folders the files are nested in, and to write the directory and name of the file before each file.

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2yr ago

Congratulations @seungho_choi1 on the launch of this innovative coding tool! Combining your project folder into a single text file makes using Chat GPT for code assistance seamless

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2yr ago

Code Spoonfeeder

Maker

@jai_singhal Thank you for the kind words! :)

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2yr ago

This is a great tip! Breaking down your code into smaller pieces and feeding it to ChatGPT really does make a difference.

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2yr ago

Code Spoonfeeder

Maker

@mxnncreates Thank you :D

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2yr ago

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