Devgen

💡 FAQ Q1: What models are supported, and how many requests do I get? A: The extension offers two user tiers:

Free users: Access to GPT-4o mini with 200 requests per month. Pro users: Unlimited access to GPT-4o mini and 100 requests for Claude Sonnet 3.5 each month.

Q2: What types of questions can I ask in the chat? A: You can ask anything from simple questions about specific code snippets to more complex questions about file relationships, code functions, or even upcoming changes tracked by GitHub issues and pull requests.

Q3: How do I add a GitHub issue to the chat? A: Navigate to any GitHub issue page, right-click, and choose "Add to Chat" from the menu. The issue will be automatically added, so you can discuss it directly in the chat.

Q4: Can I add multiple pull requests to the chat? A: Currently, only one pull request can be added to the chat at a time. Right-click on the desired pull request, select "Add to Chat", and it will be available for discussion.

Q5: What if I only want to chat about specific files? A: At the moment, you can add only one file at a time. Navigate to the file’s page on GitHub, right-click, and select "Add to Chat". The chat will focus on that file, so you can discuss details about its contents, history, or recent changes.

Q6: Can I use the extension on private repositories? A: Currently, the extension only supports open-source repositories. Support for private repositories may be added in the future.

Q7: Is there a limit to how many issues, pull requests, or files I can add to the chat? A: Yes, the extension currently supports chatting about only one issue, pull request, or file at a time. For the best experience, select the most relevant item for your current discussion.

ChangeLogs v1.1.6 1. Enable GitHub Link discovery: Open Devgen while searching on Google, browsing Reddit, or reading docs, and see a list of related GitHub repositories from the current page.