Google Gemini Enhances Code Analysis and File Sharing Features
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Google is introducing a new feature for its Gemini AI that allows users to upload a folder containing a codebase for analysis. This feature, accessible via the attachment menu, supports up to 1,000 files or 100 megabytes per folder. Users can then query Gemini about the codebase, although it may struggle with larger folders. The rollout status is unclear, but it may align with a planned announcement on November 25th. This move positions Gemini to compete with similar tools from ChatGPT and Claude, amid speculation of upcoming enhanced models from Google.
- Google Gemini introduces codebase analysis with folder upload feature TestingCatalog
- Gemini could soon get a huge upgrade for analyzing code (APK teardown) Android Authority
- Gemini levels up with new shortcut on Android for effortless file sharing Android Central
- It's Now Stupid Easy to Share Files With Gemini Droid Life
- Gemini could soon read through code folders Android Headlines
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