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Gemini, the generative AI by Google , will be getting a notable upgrade that will allow it to analyze entire code folders. Right now, the feature has been spotted on the web and within the Android app and seems to be gradually rolling out.
Code analysis often requires looking at many interconnected files. Of course, this isn't always possible, especially with current-generation AI assistants. However, Google is working on changing that with its assistant, Gemini, and is giving it the ability to analyze a codebase with multiple files in it.have discovered code hidden in the Google app v15.47.28 beta that indicates Google is working on the feature for Gemini to analyze code folders.
Right now, it's not clear when a more global rollout would be put in place. What's also not clear at the moment is whether this feature will be exclusive to paid subscribers.
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