DevGPT
1.0.0
Formerly known as DevGPT, rebranded due to OpenAI policy changes.
Follow this guide to get started with Code Together:
/project
command followed by the project name and description./project MyApp "My application is a simple chatbot using the GPT2 Italian model"
/complete filename
to generate the necessary files./improve
, /logs
, /debug
, or /dim
to enhance and finalize your project./improve
followed by the file content to enhance a specific file./logs
to insert logging and debugging snippets./dim
./repo
....and much more! Code Together is continuously evolving to meet all your development needs.
Command | Description |
---|---|
/project |
Initialize a new project with a name and description. |
/list |
List all needed files for the project in a Linux environment. |
/setup |
Propose main and requirements.txt files with full code. |
/env |
List required imports, libraries, and environment setup steps (Linux only). |
/dim |
Calculate the minimum RAM and HDD space required to run the project. |
/split |
Modularize a single code snippet or file into multiple files. |
/log |
Add logging to the existing code. |
/docs |
Explain the functions and libraries used in the latest code snippet. |
/debug |
Add debugging code to troubleshoot issues. |
/exec |
Simulate running the code and display the output. |
/improve |
Optimize and enhance the existing code. |
/complete |
Generate a complete script for a specific file. |
/order |
Provide the order of file execution to test the project. |
/adapt |
Update all existing files to accommodate recent changes. |
/use |
Explain how to run, use, or test the project. |
/repo |
Generate a README.md file for GitHub with all necessary project information. |
/fix |
Attempt to make the script work using an alternative approach. |
/thanks |
Encourage users to support the project by starring the GitHub repository. |
Share your creations! I love to feature them in the "Wall of Fame" ?
We welcome all contributions! Please read the contributing guidelines for more details on how to get involved.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
For questions, issues, or feedback, please open an issue.