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Amar Goel

Bito AI - Use ChatGPT and OpenAI in your IDE/CLI to save 2 hours a day

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Now Bito understands your codebase and marries it with the brilliance of GPT-4! Join 100,000 devs using Bito’s AI from their IDE/CLI to easily write code, explain code, write unit tests, comment code, check performance, and explain concepts.

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HUSSAIN AHMED
Congratulations on the launch, the product is looking great!
Amar Goel
Maker
@hussain_ahmed3 thanks so much! let us know what you think.
Ian Johnson
Awesome! Congrats on the launch! This really helped me save time and improve efficiency.
Amar Goel
Maker
@ian_johnson7 Thanks for the kind words. We really think we can transform how developers work.
Dimitris Nikolaou
Congratz team product looks great, and demo video is 🔥
Anand Das
Maker
@dimitris_nikolaou_ , thanks so much!
Amar Goel
Maker
@dimitris_nikolaou_ Anand is very photogenic!
Samuel Yoon
This is huge!
Amar Goel
Maker
@samuel_yoon Thanks a lot. Let us know what you think, love any feedback!
Nacho Franchini
Congrats on the launch @amargoel keep up the good work! :)
Amar Goel
Maker
@ifranchini thanks a lot!
Jamie Kopp
How does it compare to Copilot in VS Code?
Amar Goel
Maker
@jamie_kopp way way better. :) Bito is a general chat experience and allows automation in the CLI. Copilot is focused on autocomplete, which is useful, but Bito gives you a much broader surface area to help you iterate on code, do many different things like explain code (as well as write complicated code pieces), and then automation in the CLI.
Amar Goel
Maker
@jamie_kopp check it out, and let us know what you think.
Jamie Kopp
@amargoel awesome will do!
Axel Wikner
Really cool, does the chrome extension work with Jupyter notebook?
Mukesh Agarwal
Maker
@axel_wikner Chrome extension should work with Jupiter Notebook, but we have not tested it. Chrome extension isn't as feature-rich as our IDE extension. It's primarily a chat interface, and the only point of integration with the browser content is to be able to select any code/content on a webpage and get an explanation. If there is enough user interest, we may invest in developing Chrome further, but currently IDE extensions/CLI are higher on the priority
Congrats on your Launch guys!
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