Streamline Your Coding with GitHub and ChatLLM Teams Integration

Hey everyone! I’m excited to share some amazing news about ChatLLM Teams. They’ve just rolled out a new feature that lets you connect to GitHub and submit pull requests directly. If you’re into coding, this is a game-changer.

ChatLLM Teams is your one-stop shop for accessing top-notch language models like Claude Sonnet 3.5 and Llama 2. The best part? It’s only $10 per user per month. That’s half the price of a ChatGPT Plus subscription, and you get so much more.

Ready to see how it works? Let’s dive in!

Getting Started

Step 1: Visit Abacus.ai

First, head over to abacus.ai. Once you’re there, click on ChatLLM Teams. You’ll find it right on the homepage.

Step 2: Sign In or Sign Up

If you already have an account, go ahead and sign in. If not, click on sign up to create one. It only takes a minute.

Step 3: Choose Your Model

After logging in, you’ll see a dashboard. At the top, there’s a dropdown menu. Click on it and select Claude Sonnet 3.5. You have access to other models too, like Llama 2 and GPT-Mini, but we’ll stick with Claude Sonnet 3.5 for this demo.

Step 4: Open the Sidebar

Next, click on the menu icon at the top left corner. This opens up a sidebar with various options.

Step 5: Connect to GitHub

At the bottom of the sidebar, you’ll see GitHub Connect. Click on it. You’ll be prompted to enter your GitHub username and authenticate your account. Don’t worry; it’s secure.

Step 6: Select a Repository

Once connected, you can select any repository from your GitHub account. For this example, let’s choose a repo called llama-2-demo.

Step 7: Add Files

Now, you can add files from the repository to ChatLLM Teams. Let’s select:

README.md
config.json
special_tokens_map.json

After selecting, click on Add. The files will upload in a few seconds.

Interacting with Your Files

Describe the Files

You can now ask ChatLLM Teams to describe the files. Simply type:

Describe the files.

The AI will provide a summary of each file, helping you understand what’s inside without opening them individually.

Implement Code

Not sure how to implement something? Ask:

How to implement?

The AI will guide you through the implementation process, complete with code snippets and explanations.

Creating a Pull Request

Make Changes

Let’s say you want to add docstrings to config.json. Type:

Add docstrings to config.json.

The AI will generate the necessary docstrings for you.

Submit a Pull Request

After the AI provides the updated code, click on Create Pull Request. You’ll be asked to name a new branch. Let’s call it add-docstrings.

Click Create Pull Request again, and voilà! Your pull request has been submitted to your GitHub repository.

Why This Matters

This new GitHub integration makes it easier than ever to manage your code. You can review files, make changes, and submit pull requests—all within Chat LLM Teams.