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Universal

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AI Code Helper

This extension utilizes GPT artificial intelligence to add comments to code, perform code reviews, and even refactor and generate code.

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Requirements

To use this extension, you will need an API key for the GPT API provided by OpenAI.
Please note that this extension operates based on OpenAI's GPT API, which means that every time you use the extension's features, a request will be made to the GPT API. Therefore, please be aware that there may be charges incurred depending on your usage.
You can obtain an API key from here: https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys


Powered by

This extension is powered by Chat Completion(model: gpt-3.5-turbo) API of OpenAI.


Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

  • aicodehelper.model: The type of OpenAI artificial intelligence model to use. For the model name, please refer to https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/overview.
  • aicodehelper.language: What language would you like AI to use? (ex: english, korean, chinese)
  • aicodehelper.namingprompt: Prompt template to request naming variables from OpenAI
  • aicodehelper.debugprompt: Prompt template to request debugging from OpenAI
  • aicodehelper.codereviewprompt: Prompt template to request a code review from OpenAI
  • aicodehelper.refactoringprompt: Prompt template to request a refactoring from OpenAI
  • aicodehelper.sccprompt: Prompt template to request a code completion from OpenAI
  • aicodehelper.commmentingprompt: Prompt template to request adding comments from OpenAI
  • aicodehelper.generatingprompt: Prompt template to request generating code from OpenAI
  • aicodehelper.temperature: Temperature for general requests
  • aicodehelper.codeDiff: Use a function that allows you to check the content suggested by AI against the original code before applying it.

Known Issues

The results obtained from GPT artificial intelligence while using this extension may contain errors or incorrect information. So, be sure to keep this in mind and use it. Users of this extension are solely responsible for its use.


How to use

AI Code Helper is a tool that automatically performs tasks such as adding comments, refactoring, code review, and general requests while writing code.

Preparation

  1. Open VS Code and go to Settings by pressing Cmd+,.
  2. Search for aicodehelper and check the settings values.
  3. Set the language you want to use for GPT in language.
  4. Set the API key for OpenAI, which can be obtained from OpenAI, by pressing shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Q.
  5. You can optionally modify the prompt template.

Usage

Basically, it can be used as a method of performing specific processing such as debugging or refactoring for the code written on the code editor.
Therefore, after selecting the code you want to perform specific processing such as debugging or refactoring, you can select an action for specific processing from the pop-up menu that appears by clicking the right mouse button in the selected area, or you can use a shortcut key to execute the corresponding menu.
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A detailed description of each function is as follows.

  1. Adding Comments
    Comments play an important role in coding.
    It checks the meaning of the programming code that has been written and adds comments to the code accordingly.
    <img src="https://blog.kakaocdn.net/dn/bNM7Lr/btr2TC3VdgJ/3WlDMegYVucPwOANBQVRtk/img.gif" width="100%" />
    Select the code you want to add a comment to in the code editor and press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Z.
    If you press the shortcut key without making a selection, it automatically selects the line where the cursor is located.

    Select the code that looks like the one shown below and press the shortcut.

    for(let i=0;i<10;i++) {  
       code();  
       main();  
    }  
    

    This will be converted like

    // Using a for loop to iterate from 0 to 9.
    for(let i=0;i<10;i++) {
       // Calling the function "code".
       code();
       // Calling the function "main".
       main();
    }  // End of the for loop.
    
  2. Refactoring
    This feature uses artificial intelligence to refactor code.
    <img src="https://blog.kakaocdn.net/dn/cRcvo7/btr2X9AlfzK/7m7GHckntUUepfg6I3rxN1/img.gif" width="100%" />
    Select the code you want to refactor in the code editor and press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R.
    If you press the shortcut key without making a selection, it automatically selects the line where the cursor is located.

    Select the code that looks like the one shown below and press the shortcut.

    let a = 20;
    if(a==30){
       console.log('d is 300')
    }
    if(a==10){
       console.log('d is 100')
    }
    if(a==20){
       console.log('d is 200')
    }
    

    This will be converted like

    const a = 20;
    const conditions = {
       30: 'd is 300',
       10: 'd is 100',
       20: 'd is 200'
    };
    if (conditions[a]) {
       console.log(conditions[a]);
    }
    
  3. Code Review
    This feature uses artificial intelligence to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the code and provide code reviews.
    <img src="https://blog.kakaocdn.net/dn/kND4D/btr2X91qRN4/IkQcZfm0IUlEImGk1L0GeK/img.gif" width="100%" />
    Select the code you want to review in the code editor and press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+C.
    If you press the shortcut key without making a selection, it automatically selects the line where the cursor is located.

    Select the code that looks like the one shown below and press the shortcut.

    let a = 20;
    if(a==30){
       console.log('d is 300')
    }
    if(a==10){
       console.log('d is 100')
    }
    if(a==20){
       console.log('d is 200')
    }
    

    This will be converted like

    // Good part: 
    // The code correctly checks the value of variable "a" against different conditions and prints the corresponding message when the condition is true. 
    // Bad part: 
    // The code uses multiple if statements instead of else if or switch statement, which can result in unnecessary checks and slower performance. Additionally, there is no default or catch-all condition for when "a" does not match any of the given conditions, so the code will not output anything in that case.
    let a = 20;
    if(a==30){
       console.log('d is 300')
    }
    if(a==10){
       console.log('d is 100')
    }
    if(a==20){
       console.log('d is 200')
    }
    
  4. General Requests
    This feature uses artificial intelligence to handle requests for various queries beyond programming code.
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    Select the code you want to request in the code editor and press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+M.
    The language setting does not apply to this feature.
    Therefore, if you want to specify the language for the AI's response, you need to mention the language in the text that will be selected.
    If you press the shortcut key without making a selection, it automatically selects the line where the cursor is located.

    Select the code that looks like the one shown below and press the shortcut.

    Write a lyrics praise javascript in a style of a song "Ain't no mountain high enough".
    

    This will be converted like

    (Verse 1)
    There ain't no code too complex
    No function too hard to execute
    With JavaScript by my side
    I can conquer any coding plight
    
    (Chorus)
    Ain't no problem too big
    Ain't no bug too tough
    With JavaScript on my side
    I can make anything work
    
    (Verse 2)
    From web pages to apps
    From front-end to back-end
    JavaScript is the glue that holds it all
    Together, seamless and smooth
    ...   
    
  5. Code Generating
    This feature uses artificial intelligence to generate code based on the description of the desired functionality provided in the explanation.
    This function provides help by referring to the language mode set in the code editor.
    <img src="https://blog.kakaocdn.net/dn/cUwhDT/btr2TB40A4J/XYYBMQtNY37qpXCz72ZFx0/img.gif" width="100%" />
    Select the code you want to request in the code editor and press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G.
    If you press the shortcut key without making a selection, it automatically selects the line where the cursor is located.

    Select the code that looks like the one shown below and press the shortcut.

    Make a function that take two arguments and plus them and return.
    

    This will be converted like

    # Define a function that takes two arguments
    def add_two_numbers(num1, num2):
       # Add the two numbers
       result = num1 + num2
       # Return the result
       return result
    
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GitHub Stars51
CategoryDevelopment
Updated24d ago
Forks22

Languages

JavaScript

Security Score

90/100

Audited on Mar 9, 2026

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