Getting Started
Hi there! My goal for this section is to walk you through CodeBuddy basics in just 5 minutes.
Now that you have CodeBuddy installed and running (backend and frontend are active), let's quickly get you started on your first interactive session.
Launching CodeBuddy in Your Browser
Once the Streamlit frontend is active, a new tab or window in your web browser should automatically open. If not, simply open your preferred browser and navigate to the address provided by the Streamlit terminal, which is typically http://localhost:8501 (or a similar port).
What You'll See First
When CodeBuddy loads, you'll be presented with the main application interface. This interface is organized into three distinct tabs to help you manage your learning journey
Conversation / Code Editor: This is your primary workspace where you'll interact with the AI, discuss coding problems, build intuition and write your solutions.
Quiz: This tab is for testing your understanding with AI-generated quizzes.
Summary: Here you can review and download summaries or notes of your conversations with the AI automatically. You can think of it like an note taking assistant for you.
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