AI Chat is where you can ask questions related to a specific project, and it provides answers from the perspectives of a product owner, frontend developer, backend developer, and project manager (multi-agent).
Step-by-Step Guide
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Access to the Chat page
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Select an Assistant role: Switch between the following tabs depending on the chat content. You can also switch roles by typing a role with @ at the beginning of the chat field.
- Product Owner: Ask about use cases and design documents.
- Backend Developer: Ask about backend code and related designs. (DB/Business Logic/API)
- Frontend Developer: Ask about frontend code.
- Project Manager: Ask about tasks related to front and back engineers or tasks you are unsure who to ask.
- Lite Agent: Request assistance with non-development related matters, general information gathering, or investigations. The lite agent answer is without project context.
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Enter the prompt message.
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Add usecase
- Ask product owner to generate usecase.
- The generated usecase presented in the Document tab in the right panel
- Click the “Add Usecase” button, the generated usecase from chat will be added on Usecase page.
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Create a pull request
- Select the “Code” tab on the right panel when code is presented in the chat.
- Choose the Repository for the Pull Request.
- Review the generated code file.
- Select the desired file by pressing the "+" button.
- Click the Create Pull Request button.
Capabilities
Product Owner
| Use case |
Prompt Examples: |
| Use case generation |
Create a use case of the “Time Sheet Viewing Functionality” of an attendance management system. Describe the validation rules in as much detail as possible. |
template
#Actor
#Precondition
#Main Flow
#Alternative Flow
#Post Condition
#Validation Rules |
| Use case review | Conduct another round of use case review with a focus on preconditions. |
| Create E2E test cases | Create E2E test cases in forgetting the password scenario. |
| Reverse Engineering | Modify the xxx API document to match the latest code. |
Project Manager
| Use cases |
Prompt Examples |
| Tested Result(Bug) Analysis |
Please investigate the cause of following the test result: |
Input to xxx Page
- date : 2024/07/03
- search criteria : availability is not available
Expected output
- unavailable items in ascending order by item name
Test result- There are some available items are included, not all but partially |
| Impact investigation of adding new features | We need to punch the start and end of break time in addition to clock-in and clock-out. Explain how much UI change appears on screens, and how to revise the API design document and codes. |
Backend/Frontend/Full-stack Developer
| Use cases |
Prompt Examples |
| Refactoring |
Refactor /src/modules/attendance/attendance.service.ts |
| Unit Test Code Creation |
Create unit test code for /src/modules/attendance/attendance.service.ts |
- The code should be fully functional and can be executed without any modifications.
- Include all necessary code, including any required import statements, function definitions, and main execution block.
- Avoid using placeholder comments or pseudocode. The code should be complete and ready to run.
- Provide clear and concise comments to explain complex or non-obvious parts of the code.
- Use proper indentation, formatting, and naming conventions consistent with the best practices of the programming language.
- Test the code thoroughly to ensure it produces the expected output and handles potential edge cases.
- Optimize the code for readability, efficiency, and maintainability.- Cover all the branches |
| Code creation with an attached image | Improve the code of the OO screen based on the attached image. |
| Investigation | - Explain the process that calls the xxx method.- Generate the screen transition diagram by mermaid |
Lite Agent
| Use cases |
Prompt Example |
| General inquiry |
## Topic |
Best practices for input form validation in web applications
Purpose
To improve user experience and data integrity in our web forms
Questions
- What are the most common types of form validation?
- How can we implement client-side validation effectively?
- What are some best practices for error messaging in form validation?
- How should we handle server-side validation in addition to client-side validation?
- Are there any modern libraries or tools recommended for form validation?
Format
Please provide concise answers to each question, followed by a brief summary (about 200 words) of the key points.
Additional Instructions
- Focus on current best practices in the web development industry
- Include examples where appropriate
- Mention any accessibility considerations for form validation |
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