⚠️ kubeflow/code-intelligence is not maintained

This repository has been deprecated and archived on Nov 30th, 2021.

Code Intelligence: ML-Powered Developer Tools

Made with Kubeflow

Motivation:

One of the promises of machine learning is to automate mundane tasks and augment our capabilities, making us all more productive. However, one domain that doesn’t get much attention that is ripe for more automation is the domain of software development itself. This repository contains projects that are live machine learning-powered devloper tools, usually in the form of GitHub apps, plugins or APIs.

We build these tools with the help of Kubeflow, in order to dog-food tools that Kubeflow developers themselves will benefit from, but also to surface real-world examples of end-to-end machine learning applications built with Kubeflow.

Projects

Deployed

1. Issue-Label-Bot: A GitHub App that automatically labels issues as either a feature request, bug or question, using machine learning. The code for this is located in this repository

2. Issue-Embeddings: A REST-API that returns 2400 dimensional embedding given an issue title and body. This can be used for several downstream applications such as (1) label prediction, (2) duplicate detection (3) reviewer recommendation, etc. You can also retrieve the embeddings for all issues in a repo in bulk at once.

Under Construction 🚧

1. Label-Microservice: A stand-alone service that receives as input an issue url: _example: github.com/kubeflow/<repo>/issues/<issue_num>_ and returns repo-specific label predictions. This leverages transfer learning via the Issue-Embeddings API. The goal of this project is to prototype this functionality by redirecting a subset of traffic from Issue-Label-Bot (starting with just Kubeflow/Kubeflow) for testing.

2. Issue-Triage: Tools that assist with triaging issues for Kubeflow, as discussed in #280. This does not use any machine learning as of yet, but is something that is currently under research. The rule-based approach is currently deployed in this Action

3. Notifications: TODO

Developer Guide

Code Organization

We are in the process of organizing all Python code under the directory py/.

• Subdirectories of py/ should be top level packages
• Modules should be imported using absolute imports always