Team members

  • Viktor Åsbrink

  • Dawid Dahl

  • Karl Gunnarsson

  • Peter Nilsson

SmellGPT - Code smell VSCode Extension

Our team is developing a code smell detection VSCode plugin that can revolutionize the way developers write and maintain code. With real-time analysis and suggestions for refactoring, this plugin can help catch problems early on, reducing technical debt and making code easier to maintain!

Purpose
The purpose of this project is to develop a code smell detection VSCode plugin that provides real-time analysis and refactoring suggestions, enabling developers to write cleaner and more maintainable code, reducing technical debt.


Synopsis
Our team is creating an advanced code smell detection VSCode plugin. Leveraging the power of VSCode, the plugin performs real-time code analysis, detects code smells, and offers actionable refactoring suggestions to improve code quality.

Key features of our plugin:

  1. Real-time Analysis: Continuous code analysis provides instant feedback, helping developers catch issues early.

  2. Refactoring Suggestions: Actionable recommendations guide developers in improving code quality and maintainability.

  3. Technical Debt Reduction: By addressing code smells promptly, the plugin reduces technical debt and enhances project stability.

  4. Improved Code Maintainability: Real-time analysis and refactoring suggestions result in cleaner, more understandable code, facilitating collaboration and long-term maintenance.

Business Value

Participating in this project offers the following business value:

  1. Enhanced Code Quality: Developers write cleaner code, reducing bugs and improving software stability.

  2. Reduced Technical Debt: Addressing code smells early improves maintainability, saving time and increasing efficiency.

  3. Developer Productivity: Real-time analysis and refactoring suggestions streamline the development process, enhancing productivity.

  4. Improved Collaboration: Consistent code quality and readability promote effective collaboration among developers.