Whatthediff

What The Diff is an AI-powered tool that streamlines the code review process for developers and their teams. reviewing and refining pieces of code can be a time-consuming process that is often focused on minor modifications. This is where What The Diff comes in, providing users with straightforward comments on exactly what needs to be changed. With the use of /wtd, specific lines of code can be highlighted, and alterations can be explained, which generates an automatic suggestion that can be approved or rejected. Beyond this, What The Diff produces clear, plain-English summaries of pull requests that are easily shared among the whole team regardless of technical knowledge.

What The Diff's AI model works by processing the git diff of pull requests through GitHub or GitLab APIs, generating an interpretation of the changes made. The tool is designed to understand all kinds of programming languages and can process more significant diffs more effectively through tokenization. What The Diff offers both free and paid plans; token limits do not roll over from month to month. Unused tokens do not roll over to the next month, but it is recommended that users choose the smallest plan needed and only upgrade when necessary.

TLDR

What The Diff is an AI-powered tool that simplifies the code review process for developers and their teams. What The Diff generates straightforward comments for altering specific lines of code, minimizing time spent on back-and-forth conversations about small modifications. The tool provides summaries of pull requests and offers both free and paid plans, which are language-agnostic and process big diffs more efficiently through tokenization. Unused tokens do not roll over from month to month, so it is advised that the smallest plan is chosen for the team's current needs and only upgraded when necessary.

Company Overview

What The Diff is an AI-powered tool designed to simplify code review processes for developers and their teams. Time-consuming back and forth discussions between authors and reviewers during code reviews, which can often focus on minor changes, are streamlined through the use of this tool. By allowing users to comment on the specific lines of code that need to be refactored with /wtd and explain the changes they require, What The Diff generates suggestions for changes in pull requests that can be confirmed with a single click.

What The Diff translates the diff of pull requests into easily understandable summaries that can be included in changelogs or shared with the entire team even if they do not come from a technical background. This is done through the use of a unique combination of machine learning and processing with multiple AI models that makes code changes accessible to everybody. What The Diff also generates summaries of pull requests, providing teams with a clearer understanding of what changes have been made and why they were necessary.

What The Diff operates by processing the git diff of pull requests using the GitHub/ GitLab API, then running the data through an AI model that generates a description of the changes. What The Diff does not store user code or require full access to user code, instead simply requiring the ability to read the diff of a pull request. What The Diff is a language-agnostic tool that works with nearly all programming languages while also processing big diffs more efficiently through tokenization.

What The Diff offers both free and paid plans with token limits that do not roll over from month to month. Users can upgrade their plan or wait until their next billing cycle according to their specific needs. Unused tokens do not roll over to the next month, so it is recommended to select the smallest plan needed and upgrade when necessary. Users can cancel subscriptions, change their plan or downgrade to the free version through the dedicated platform.

Overall, What The Diff is serving as a valuable tool to improve code review and continuous integration processes while increasing team productivity, especially for non-technical team members who can benefit from a better understanding of changes made through pull requests.

Features

Pull Request Description Improvement

Descriptive Comments

What The Diff is an AI-powered app that reviews the diff of your pull requests and writes a descriptive comment about the changes in plain English. Using the GitHub/Gitlab API to get the diff of your pull request, WTD generates a description of the changes using an AI model that can understand the context of the changes. The comments are easy to understand and translated into plain English or any of the other languages that the app supports.

Save Time with Automatic Changes Suggestion

Spending hours on code reviews with back-and-forth between the reviewer and the author about minor changes to be done automatically is time-consuming for developers. With WTD, you just need to comment on the lines of code that should be refactored with /wtd and describe the changes that you want. WTD suggests the changes in the pull request, and you can accept them with one click. Save time and say goodbye to tedious code review and merging processes.

Mistake Reduction and Code Refactoring

What The Diff understands the content of your changes and helps you to understand the changes made to the codebase. The application prevents work-in-progress commits or "fixes" in the pull request title, and it helps to reduce mistakes while refactoring code. WTD makes code changes accessible to everyone, so you can keep everyone in the loop without lifting a finger. It also makes code refactoring super easy and accurate.

Translates Diff into More Accessible Language

Automatic Summary Generation

What The Diff translates the diff of your pull requests into a summary that you can paste into your changelog or share with your team to show your progress. The summary removes technical jargon and is easily understandable by your whole team and your clients. The unique combination of machine learning and the processing with multiple AI models makes code changes accessible to everyone.

Supports Multiple Programming Languages and Git

Ability to Explain Changes in Plain English

What The Diff supports nearly all programming languages, and the AI is able to explain the diff in plain English – or one of the other languages that the app supports. The ability to explain changes in plain English for most programming languages improves team communication and ensures all team members can stay up to date with the development process.

Easy to Use

Efficient Billing and Subscription Management

What The Diff offers an easy platform to connect with GitHub or Gitlab to create your account, and it provides a free version as long as they offer it. Unused tokens do not roll over to the next month, so it’s best to select the smallest plan and upgrade when necessary. Users can always downgrade to a smaller plan and cancel subscriptions easily. WTD does not upgrade users' plans automatically or store their code.

Beta AI Platform with Free Version Available

The AI is still in beta, so WTD cannot guarantee that every summary is 100% correct every time. But it recommends trying the free version yourself to test it out. Big diffs may need more tokens for processing. The average pull request consists of around 2,300 tokens. Users may upgrade to a bigger plan or wait until their next billing cycle if they run out of tokens.

Pricing

Get started with Whatthediff for free and learn how many tokens your team needs. When you're comfortable and ready to make a decision, select the plan that fits your needs. For those who want unlimited usage, we also have an option. The free plan has a monthly limit of 25,000 tokens, which is enough to provide great value for your team. If you have a larger team with more frequent pull requests, you may want to consider one of our paid plans. Our pricing starts at $19 per month, for the Pro – 200k plan, which comes with a monthly limit of 200,000 tokens (~40 PRs).

If you run out of tokens during a billing cycle, you can either upgrade to a larger plan or wait until the next billing cycle. Please note that unused tokens do not roll over to the next month; therefore, you should select the smallest plan for your team and upgrade when needed.

We want you to know that our AI is still in beta, and we can't guarantee that every summary will be 100% accurate. However, our platform supports almost all programming languages, and the AI is capable of explaining the diff in plain English or any other supported languages. You can try the free version to see if it's a good fit for your team.

If you need assistance or have any other questions, reach out to us. Our platform processes the git diff of your pull requests to generate a descriptive comment, and we do not store your code. We only use the GitHub/Gitlab API to retrieve the diff of your pull request.

If you want to cancel your subscription, simply log into our platform and click on the "Cancel Subscription" button. You can also change your plan or downgrade to the free version if you prefer. We don't upgrade your plan automatically, and we don't store your code or diff of your pull request at all.

FAQ

What is What The Diff?

What The Diff is an AI-powered tool designed to simplify code review processes for developers and their teams. It helps streamline long back-and-forth discussions between authors and reviewers during code reviews. The tool allows users to comment on specific lines of code that need to be refactored with /wtd and provide explanations for the changes they require. With this information, What The Diff generates suggestions for changes in pull requests that can be confirmed with a single click.

How does What The Diff work?

What The Diff processes the git diff of pull requests using the GitHub/ GitLab API and runs the data through an AI model that generates a description of the changes. The tool is language-agnostic and works with almost all programming languages. The AI model is built through a unique combination of machine learning and processing with multiple AI models that make code changes digestible and accessible to everyone. What The Diff generates summaries of pull requests, providing teams with a more coherent understanding of what changes have been made and why they were necessary.

Do I need to provide the full source code to use What The Diff?

No. What The Diff does not store user code or require full access to user code. It simply needs to be able to read the diff of a pull request.

What users does What The Diff serve?

What The Diff is suitable for developers and their teams, particularly non-technical team members who can benefit from a better understanding of changes made through pull requests. By generating easy-to-digest change summaries, What The Diff increases team productivity, streamlines code review and continuous integration processes, and provides technical explanations to non-technical team members.

What are tokens?

Tokens are used as a measurement of resource usage for What The Diff. The tool processes the git diff of pull requests to generate a comment about the changes made in plain English. Big diffs require more tokens for processing. On average, pull requests are around 2,300 tokens.

What types of plans does What The Diff offer?

What The Diff offers both free and paid plans with token limits that do not roll over from month to month. Users can upgrade their plan or wait until their next billing cycle, depending on their specific needs. Unused tokens do not roll over to the next month, so it is recommended to select the smallest plan needed and upgrade when necessary. Users can cancel subscriptions, change their plan or downgrade to the free version through the dedicated platform.

What programming languages does What The Diff work with?

What The Diff is a language-agnostic tool that works with nearly all programming languages. The tool can also process big diffs more efficiently through tokenization.

What is the difference between using What The Diff's free and paid plans?

The main difference between the free and paid plans is the number of tokens allocated per month, with the free plan providing up to 1000 tokens and paid plans providing significantly more depending on the tier. Paid plans also come with additional features, such as an API and custom models.

How can I upgrade, downgrade, or cancel my subscription?

Users can upgrade or downgrade their plan, as well as cancel their subscription, through the dedicated platform. Simply navigate to the "Billing" section on the platform and select the option that best suits you.