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AI-POWERED REAL-TIME COLLABORATIVE CODING PLATFORM

THALESHWARI J, SRIDHANISHTHA S, VINOTHINI S, Mrs. GAYATHRI V

Abstract


 

CodeSync is a web-based AI-powered collaborative coding platform designed to provide developers with an efficient environment for real-time programming, communication, and intelligent coding assistance. The system enables multiple users to collaborate on shared code files simultaneously while communicating through an integrated chat interface. It uses Socket.IO to support real-time synchronization and Monaco Editor to provide an interactive code editing experience. The platform also integrates AI capabilities to assist developers with code generation, explanation, debugging, and problem-solving. The primary objective of CodeSync is to reduce development time, improve collaboration, and simplify the programming workflow.

Users can create collaborative coding sessions, edit programs, execute code, and interact with AI assistance. This approach provides a centralized development environment that enhances productivity, teamwork, and accessibility for modern software development.

 


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