Mozilla launches AI Help, an AI-powered assistant for programmers developed by MDN
Mozilla has partnered with Supabase and OpenAI to develop AI Help, an interactive interface powered by GPT-3.5. This new feature, developed for MDN Web Docs, aims to provide programmers with timely guidance, coding assistance, and programming concepts.
AI Help utilizes comprehensive MDN references, guides, and resources to enhance the learning experience and improve productivity. When users have a coding question or need help debugging errors, they can simply ask their question on MDN, and AI Help will dive into the repository of documentation to retrieve the most relevant information. It then presents a succinct summary to the user, streamlining their interaction with the website and enabling them to get back to coding faster.
This new feature is designed to equip users with the insights they need, helping them overcome coding challenges and enhance their productivity. Users with a free MDN Plus account can start trying out AI Help today.
- Code Learning Service
- Free
- Open Source
External links
- Introducing AI Help: Your Trusted Companion for Web DevelopmentMDN Blog • Official source
- AI HelpMDN Plus • Official source
- Mozilla Developer Network adds AI Help... but it doesn'tThe Register
Comments
Can it write, modify, or automatically fix code with just a prompt?
If not, it's just a glorified search box - like most chatbots in help section.