🚀🚀🚀 Bito AI – the Swiss Army knife to be a 10x dev!

🔑🔑 What does Bito AI do?

Bito helps developers dramatically accelerate their impact by bringing ChatGPT to your IDE and CLI. We use OpenAI’s models, and you don’t have to have an OpenAI key. Bito can save you an hour a day!. Bito AI makes it easy to write code, understand syntax, write test cases, explain code, comment code, check security, and even explain high level concepts. 

😊 What does Bito’s AI Assistant help with? Ask any technical question

1. Generate Code: Examples: “code in java to convert a number from one base to another”, “code to implement a simple REST API in GO”
2. Command Syntax: “how to set git config variables”, “create an encrypted s3 bucket using the AWS cli”
3. Test Cases: “Generate test cases for this code < insert code >"
4. Explain concepts: “explain B+ trees, give an example with code”, "explain banker’s algorithm"

And One click Shortcuts so you don’t have to type anything for:

5. Explain code: explain code you are unfamiliar with
6. Comment Method: comments methods and within methods
7. Improve Performance: easily find performance issues
8. Check Security: make sure you don’t have security vulnerabilities

This tool is far from perfect. Compile and verify before using! 😊

😊 Bito provides many additional capabilities no other tool provides:

• Automatically compare any new or updated code generated by Bito in diff view against your existing code, and just integrate which lines or sections you want.
• One-click Shortcuts that have been engineered to provide you with one-click access to capabilities such as commenting code, generating code, etc.
• One-click Shortcuts that have been engineered to provide you with Easily insert code into your IDE, see your history, edit your question easily, one click regenerate results
• Share results with your colleagues to Slack or email
• Coming soon: Understands your code, templates to pre-configure actions, and much much faster responses (you get your answer in less than a second)

How to get started with Bito?

Just follow the steps below:

1. Download the extension from this page or your IDE marketplace.
2. If you are the first user for your organization, Bito will ask you to create a workspace. You can set it so that everyone with the same domain can automatically join or you can add teammate(s) to your workspace to collaborate. Bito works best when you have a few teammates to collaborate with.
3. Check out our guide for more detailed instructions at Installing Bito Extension
4. If you have any questions, please join our user group at Slack or email us at support@bito.co

Here’s what people are saying:

“I feel like I’m saving 1-2 hours a day to get things done so much faster.” – Rohan Bankar, Principal Architect, PubMatic

“This is amazing. It helped me write test cases, write code, and it gave me a detailed summary of Scala and Java code.” – Prashant Mahajan, Co-founder & CTO, Privado

FAQ

1. What is the cost of Bito? Bito is currently in alpha and is free to use.
2. Does Bito store my code? Security and privacy were foremost on our mind when building Bito.Bito does not store any of your code, we only store metadata including file name, and line numbers.All messages and metadata are encrypted in transit and encrypted at rest. Contact us at support@bito.co if you would like to provide your own keys for encryption or discuss other options.
3. What security measures does Bito employ? Security and privacy were foremost on our mind when building Bito. We do not store or view any of your code ever. All messages and metadata are encrypted in transit and encrypted at rest. Contact us at support@bito.co if you would like to provide your own keys for encryption or discuss other options.
4. How to manually re-load in case VS Code does not prompt to re-load IDE after installing BITO extension? Sometimes while installing/re-installing the same version of Bito extension (*.vsix-1.x.x) which was already in use, VS Code may not prompt to re-load the VS Code editor. To manually solve for this do the following:
   • Open the command palette ( Ctrl + Shift + P ) and execute the command: >Reload Window.
   • OR Use command key Alt+F4 to close window Or, Select Close Window from File menu and re-open VS Code editor