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Acoder is a console application for increasing programmer's productivity by generating code using artificial intelligence (powered by GPT-3 from OpenAI).
Note: I'm not developing Acoder any longer. Instead, I'm developing CodeAssist. Acoder will die soon.
Start by watching the demonstration:
On Linux, you can install the application from Snapstore. On Ubuntu 20, you can simply open Ubuntu Software and search for "Acoder".
On other Linux distributions with snap installed, you can do:
sudo snap install acoder
Alternatively, you can download the binary:
This YouTube playlist demonstrates the Acoder features: Learn about Acoder.
Before you can use Acoder, you will need to sign up on this website (the sign-up process is super quick). After you sign up, you can see an API key which you need to provide to the application (only when you use Acoder for the first time) using the following command:
acoder configure [your API key here]
After that run:
acoder template
This will generate template file "task.md". Open that file and fill the file according to the instructions inside the file.
After that run:
acoder solve
Acoder will display a proposition of changes to the code which you can then accept or reject (or try again).
If you want you can simply run:
acoder
and then follow the instructions.
I don't recommend to use Acoder for making every single change in the code. If you use Acoder, then you will get a feeling when Acoder is useful and when it's better to make a change manually.
Acoder can be useful already, but we're improving it. If you'd like to get notified when the next significant improvement happens, then leave your email below:
Contact me on acoder2@outlook.com
If you'd like to invest in the project or contribute to it (and be financially rewarded for that), then contact me on that email and I'll send you an email back when I am ready to receive an investment or contribution.