Dima Sukharev

Posted on Mar 23, 2023 • Edited on Nov 27, 2023

TOP 4 open-source AI to code like a PRO 🧠 🤖

#ai #productivity #opensource #programming

first — let's grow my twitter, so i can tell about my inventions quicker and make the world even better place (or not, idk)

OpenCommit — ChatGPT CLI to auto-generate impressive commits in 1 second 🤯🔫

Simply install it with npm:

npm i -g opencommit

After installing type oc and hit "Enter" in a terminal:

oc

Check the OpenCommit README on GitHub. It's awesome!

AI-TDD — CLI for TDD — you write the test, GPT4 writes the code to pass it ✅

I won't tell you the whole 10 commandments of "why and how testing software is a blessing", just one thing — tests are like your friends, they tell you what you want to hear, but you can only trust them, and they save your a$$ anyway. You better have friends.

With AI-TDD, you adjust the tests, and the code is written for you. You leave the low level of "how to code this feature" and move above to the level of "what the feature should do". You clean your head from "implementations" and start operating "ideas" as the pro maximum deluxe engineer.

Check the example, magic 🧙

GenieAI — VSCode ChatGPT Integration

Why to switch between IDE and browser tab to ask GPT stuff?

GenieAI has programming presets and is highly configurable.

Helps you stay focused in IDE, without switching context to browser. Try it.

ShellGPT — ChatGPT in terminal

Text from their github: "A command-line productivity tool powered by ChatGPT, will help you accomplish your tasks faster and more efficiently."

I've installed it globally, nice tool if you use terminal often ;)

You are welcome and follow my bird twitter 🌞

Top comments (28)

Timofey Klykov • Mar 23 '23

WOOOOOOOOOOOW
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Dima Sukharev • Mar 23 '23

thanks bro

Sergey Bunas • Mar 24 '23

Hey, awesome stuff 😄 It's super cool to see some OpenAI-powered tools that can make a developer's life way easier.

I tried OpenCommit bro, it's awesome! thanks rly! haven't yet tried more complex situations.

Does genie work with other code editors or if they're planning to expand support anytime soon.

What's been your experience with shellgpt when dealing with more advanced or unusual tasks?

Thanks for sharing. Following you on Twitter 🤘

Dima Sukharev • Mar 24 '23

thanks Sergey, I'm the author of OpenCommit, also using Genie (idk if they have webstorm) and shellgpt installed globally for terminal stuff ;)

Sergey Leschev • Mar 23 '23

Great post! OpenAI has been making significant contributions to the development community, and it's fantastic to see a list of their top open-source tools for improving dev-experience.

Personally, I have used one of the tools listed in this article, and it has significantly improved my workflow and productivity. It's amazing to see how these tools are enabling developers to create more efficiently and effectively.

Abayomi Ogunnusi • Mar 28 '23

Thanks especially for the open commit 😊

k1lgor • Mar 23 '23

shellgpt is awesome !!

Arseniy Kerimov • Mar 24 '23

just stumbled upon your post, and I must say, it's good.. thanks!

Going to use opencommit defenetily, havent tried yet, but anyway it looks like once you try — you never go back :)

I'm on WebStorm, so no genie for me, I already use shellGPT, great when you dont want to keep more complex command than "ls cd pwd" in your head

Thanks again, keep up!

Dima Sukharev • Mar 26 '23

thanks bro ;)

Sergey Bunas • Mar 23 '23

wow but what about replai.so ?

Dima Sukharev • Mar 23 '23

i tried it, waiting when they make gpt talk in my writing style u kno

Marek Wituszynski • Mar 25 '23

Nice. As for the third one - have you tried Warp terminal? It has build-in AI assistant. I'm using it for couple of months and can recommend. I'm not Warp-related in any way, just a happy user :)