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GPTDuck is a tool that helps you find the answer to your questions about a Github repository. You input a Github repository link, and it downloads the repository to the server and creates embeddings against the code. Repositories need to be public, less than 200 files, and less than 100MB.
GPTDuck answers questions about a Github repository by creating code embeddings.
- Quickly understand the functionality of a Github repository
- Find specific code snippets or functions within a repository
- Troubleshoot issues within a codebase
- Input a public Github repository link into GPTDuck. The tool will download the repository
- create embeddings
- and allow you to ask questions about the code. Ensure the repository is public
- has fewer than 200 files
- and is smaller than 100MB.
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