Current File Focus

Focus is the part of your code that your conversation in Chat centers around. It could be an entire file or just a few lines of code.

Current File Focus uses the current file you're working on.

Sectum AI automatically sets your currently opened file as Focus. You can also choose your Focus manually by typing @ or clicking on @, and selecting Current File.

Secondary Focus

When choosing Current File Focus, you have to choose a Secondary Focus option. The Secondary Focus refines the context for Chat's responses.

When using Current File Focus, there are two options for Secondary Focus:

• Selected Lines: Manually select lines in your code to set as the focus for your request.

Selected Lines Focus

• Component: Select specific code components from the bottom right part of the chatbox. The components consist of functions, methods and classes automatically detected from the current file.

Using Current File Focus

1. Add Focus: Type @ or click on @, and select Current File.

2. Choose Secondary Focus: From the dropdown list on the bottom right on the chatbox, choose between Selected Lines or Component based on your requirement.

3. Execute a Command: Type in your desired command (/ask, /docstring, etc) followed by your question or request.

Commands

Current File Focus supports the following commands:

• /ask

  Ask any free-text question about your code.

• /docstring

  Automatically generate docstrings.

• /enhance

  Beautify and clean your code.

• /explain

  Understand how the selected code works.

• /find-on-github

  Find relevant open-source code on GitHub.

• /generate-best-practices Generate a best-practices.md file.

• /improve

  Get suggestions to improve your code.

• /quick-test

  Automatically generate unit tests.

• /test-suite

  Get step-by-step examples to create a test suite.

Usage Examples

• Code Understanding and Documentation: Use /explain or /docstring for in-depth understanding and documentation of specific functions or classes.

• Code Quality Improvement: Employ /enhance or /improve to refine your code with best practices, optimizations, and security enhancements.

• Test Suite Generation: Leverage /test-suite or /quick-test for automated generation of test cases tailored to your selected code.