We are excited to announce this week’s update with some powerful new features.
Deductive integrates with code sources like GitHub to build an up-to-date understanding of your codebase. While its understanding is eventually consistent—meaning it periodically syncs with the latest changes—there are times when immediate access to the most recent code is essential, especially when verifying if a bug has been fixed in the latest version. Now, Deductive can search and identify issues in the most current version of the code across any connected repository, ensuring that developers have access to real-time insights and can catch issues as soon as they arise.
Deductive continuously learns from user interactions to improve its performance over time. Now, in addition to learning from implicit behavior, we’ve introduced the ability for users to provide explicit feedback 👍🏼👎🏼 on each response. By indicating whether they liked or disliked a result, users directly contribute to refining our algorithms and enhancing the overall product experience.
We’ve made several improvements to ensure responses are now more concise, clear, and actionable, helping you get the information you need faster and more effectively.
For example, the responses will now have precise next steps, such as search in logs for NullPointerException in CheckoutService
These changes are part of ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of your experience. Stay tuned, as we have more significant improvements coming in future releases!
You can checkout all the previous releases here.