What The Diff

Yes, What-the-Diff supports all programming languages. The AI processes the diff of your pull requests to generate descriptions, regardless of the language. The GitHub/GitLab API facilitates this, making it versatile and adaptable for any development environment.

Unused tokens do not roll over to the next month. This means if you don’t use all your allocated tokens within a month, they expire. However, you can upgrade or downgrade your plan based on your needs to better manage your token usage.

Tokens are units used to process pull requests within the What-the-Diff system. Each pull request requires a set number of tokens, deducted from your monthly allowance. The free plan provides 25,000 tokens per month, which covers around 10 pull requests.

If you run out of tokens, you can upgrade to a higher plan to receive more tokens. You won’t have to wait until the next billing cycle to get additional tokens. This flexibility ensures continuous access to What-the-Diff’s features without interruptions.

No, What-the-Diff does not train its AI model with your code. The application only uses the GitHub/GitLab API to read the diff of your pull requests to generate descriptions. Your code is not stored or used for any other purposes.

Step 1: Sign up and connect What the Diff to your GitHub or GitLab account. Step 2: Create a pull request as usual. Step 3: Let the AI analyze the diff and generate a detailed description. Step 4: Review and make any necessary adjustments before finalizing the PR. Step 5: Receive notifications and summaries as changes are made.

No, What-the-Diff does not store your code. The application retrieves your pull request data using the GitHub/GitLab API, processes the information to generate descriptions and then discards the data. This ensures your code's security and privacy.

What-the-Diff requires full access to your code to read the diff of your pull requests. This access is essential to generate accurate descriptions and summaries. However, it ensures that your code is not stored or used for any other purposes.

Yes, What-the-Diff offers customer support depending on the plan you choose. The Free plan includes basic support, while the Pro plan provides priority email support. This ensures that any issues or questions are addressed promptly to maintain your development workflow.

Yes, What-the-Diff includes inline AI refactoring. This feature provides suggestions to improve your code directly within the pull request review process. It helps you identify minor issues that can be resolved quickly, enhancing code quality and saving time.

What-the-Diff ensures transparency by generating detailed descriptions of pull requests and sending summarized notifications. These features keep all team members and stakeholders informed about changes and progress. Weekly progress reports further enhance transparency.