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Ellipsis is capable of reviewing, writing, and answering questions about your source code. Ellipsis uses LLM's to leave thoughtful code reviews, summaries, and easy-to-accept suggestions. We'll even consider your style guide when reviewing. Automate bug fixes and simple changes by opening an issue and assigning it to Ellipsis. Ship faster by having Ellipsis address comments left on pull requests. We'll interpret the comments and write tested, working code. Ellipsis doesn't store or train on your source code. It will never commit to your default branch, and will only add new commits or open new pull requests when you explicitly request it. Create multi-file code changes from natural language requirements, such as bug reports or feature requests. Answer questions about a codebase during onboarding, development, and bug triaging.

Save costly developer time by automating pull request summaries. Open a pull request and get a summary of the changes in seconds. Instantly understand the implications of small pull requests and get a huge headstart on big ones. A lot of time is spent on code reviews with back and forth between the reviewer and the author - often about minor changes that could be done automatically. Just comment on the lines of code that should be refactored with /wtd and describe the changes that you want. What The Diff will then suggest the changes in the pull request and you can accept them with a single click. What The Diff analyzes the changes of your pull requests and gives you and your team a summary of all the changes in plain english – no need to do this yourself. What The Diff has been trained with a huge data set of code and supports nearly all programming languages. Install the GitHub app for free and give it a try it on one of your repositories.