Adrenaline

It's a cool idea, I pointed it at a few of my repos and asked it questions until I hit the limits of the free trial. I had the most success with the React project I looked at, I also looked at a C# project and tried to open a third project but it was apparently too large What I liked most: - when I asked how I could possibly modify the code to accomplish a slightly different use case and it gave a pretty good approach - asking how a different react components were used gave a correct answer What I didn't like: - sometimes it couldn't tell me things that were specifically explained in the readme file - The plan prices seem a bit steep, $10/month for only 100 chat messages seems like a lot, though admittedly I'm not sure what sort of resources this requires - i did hit some unexplained errors when trying to open a project (separate from the one that was too large), which is a shame because that's a fork I've been trying to figure out for awhile

I’m a scientist who will occasionally write a very inelegant script to speed along some data processing step. I don’t have much formal or informal coding experience so this was really helpful in immediately going through my code (which no one else wants to do) and telling me how to improve its speed! Excited to use this for all of my stuff.

I had to return to an old repo to restart a project. I imported it into Adrenaline. I then asked Adrenaline "what does [function name] do?" I tried this for about a dozen functions. Adrenaline's responses were consistently top-notch and saved me time in refamiliarizing myself.

I've been using Adrenaline all the time and it's entirely changing the way I develop code. Pair programming has always been one of the best ways to write code. To be able to pair program without needing another person is truly revolutionary.

Amazing, the tool that keeps giving! I was using it out of curiosity for my own dev work, but since the last update when I explore a new project I use this! Really making GitHub’s search look like something from the past.