C3 – Code Commit Collab - A Collaborative Code Editor using Repository Level LLM

Collaborative Code editors are essential tools in modern software development. It plays a critical role in enhancing productivity and collaboration among distributed teams. However, traditional code editors often lack advanced features which needed to be addressed. Challenges such as seamless collaboration, intelligent automation, and efficient repository-level management. To address these limitations, we introduce a new collaborative code editor that utilizes WebSocket for real-time synchronization based on operational transformations(OT) and conflict-free replicated datatypes(CRDTs) ensuring conflict-free code merging. The platform advances automation with the use of short language models (SLMs) and traversal bots for smart code validation and repository level automation. In addition, The platform integrates large language Models (LLMs) to dynamically generate documentation, such as README files, accurately reflecting code changes. Smart Commits automate version control by analyzing modi- fications and generating meaningful commit messages. Semantic search streamlines navigation within complex codebases, enabling faster project initialization with uniform folder structures and code generation. Built on scalable technologies like ElectronJS and django rest framework (DRF), the system supports seamless API interactions and precise code completion. This unified platform reduces errors, optimizes resources, and fosters maintainable, efficient, and collaborative software development for distributed teams.

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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccsai64074.2025.11064134
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Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
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C3 – Code Commit Collab - A Collaborative Code Editor using Repository Level LLM

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C3 – Code Commit Collab - A Collaborative Code Editor using Repository Level LLM

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Abstract

Collaborative Code editors are essential tools in modern software development. It plays a critical role in enhancing productivity and collaboration among distributed teams. However, traditional code editors often lack advanced features which needed to be addressed. Challenges such as seamless collaboration, intelligent automation, and efficient repository-level management. To address these limitations, we introduce a new collaborative code editor that utilizes WebSocket for real-time synchronization based on operational transformations(OT) and conflict-free replicated datatypes(CRDTs) ensuring conflict-free code merging. The platform advances automation with the use of short language models (SLMs) and traversal bots for smart code validation and repository level automation. In addition, The platform integrates large language Models (LLMs) to dynamically generate documentation, such as README files, accurately reflecting code changes. Smart Commits automate version control by analyzing modi- fications and generating meaningful commit messages. Semantic search streamlines navigation within complex codebases, enabling faster project initialization with uniform folder structures and code generation. Built on scalable technologies like ElectronJS and django rest framework (DRF), the system supports seamless API interactions and precise code completion. This unified platform reduces errors, optimizes resources, and fosters maintainable, efficient, and collaborative software development for distributed teams.

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Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
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