Introduction to ChatGPT and GitHub Integration

ChatGPT is now integrating its service directly into GitHub’s developer ecosystem, starting with a beta test this week. Initially, ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team users will have access to this integration over the coming days, with members of the Enterprise and Edu plans gaining access soon. This integration allows users to grant the AI assistant access to select code repositories, enabling it to answer questions about the contents with cited reports.

Benefits for Programmers

Programmers have been a significant audience for AI assistants like ChatGPT, which can quickly review code, identify issues such as unclosed brackets, and explain why a function isn’t working. By integrating ChatGPT into GitHub, owned by Microsoft, which has also made extensive investments into OpenAI, the process of coding and troubleshooting can be streamlined. This integration has the potential to enhance developer productivity and efficiency.

Expansion of Deep Research

Initially, OpenAI’s Deep Research, an analysis-focused application of the AI chatbot, required a Pro plan to use. However, in February, the company expanded access to all paying ChatGPT users. This move indicates OpenAI’s commitment to providing its users with advanced tools and capabilities. The integration of ChatGPT with GitHub further extends the capabilities of Deep Research, opening up new possibilities for developers and researchers alike.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ai/chatgpt-deep-research-can-now-connect-to-github-215909296.html?src=rss