Customize Features

Custom Models

Documentation: Custom Models

The following example shows how to configure different model types in AutoDev for various scenarios:

[
   {
      "name": "GLM4-Plus",
      "url": "https://open.bigmodel.cn/api/paas/v4/chat/completions",
      "auth": {
         "type": "Bearer",
         "token": "sk-ii"
      },
      "requestFormat": "{ \"customFields\": {\"model\": \"glm-4-plus\", \"stream\": true}}",
      "responseFormat": "$.choices[0].delta.content",
      "modelType": "Others"
   },
   {
      "name": "DeepSeek R1",
      "url": "https://api.deepseek.com/chat/completions",
      "auth": {
         "type": "Bearer",
         "token": "sk-ii"
      },
      "requestFormat": "{ \"customFields\": {\"model\": \"deepseek-reasoner\", \"stream\": true}}",
      "responseFormat": "$.choices[0].delta.content",
      "modelType": "Plan"
   },
   {
      "name": "DS Completion",
      "url": "https://api.deepseek.com/beta/completions",
      "auth": {
         "type": "Bearer",
         "token": "sk-ii"
      },
      "requestFormat": "{ \"customFields\": {\"prompt\": \"$content\", \"model\": \"deepseek-chat\", \"max_tokens\": 128 }}",
      "responseFormat": "$.choices[0].text",
      "modelType": "Completion"
   }
]

Custom Prompt Actions

Documentation: Custom Prompt Actions

1. Go to Settings -> Tools -> AutoDev -> Agentic Customize, then configure the following JSON for custom prompt actions.
2. Invoke via right-click context menu.

{
  "prompts": [
    {
      "title": " Code complete",
      "autoInvoke": true,
      "matchRegex": ".*",
      "priority": 1,
      "template": "Code complete:\n${METHOD_INPUT_OUTPUT}\n${SPEC_controller}\n\n${SELECTION}"
    },
    {
      "title": " Translate to Kotlin",
      "autoInvoke": false,
      "matchRegex": ".*",
      "priority": 0,
      "template": "Translate the following code to Kotlin.\n${SIMILAR_CHUNK}\nCompare these snippets:\n${METHOD_INPUT_OUTPUT}\nHere is the code:\n${SELECTION}"
    }
  ]
}

Custom Team AI

Documentation: Custom Team AI

1. Create a xx.vm file in the project's prompts directory with the following content.
2. Invoke via Alt + Enter or right-click context menu.

---
interaction: AppendCursorStream
---
You are a senior software development engineer skilled in TDD methodology. Your current task is to assist developers in creating effective Tasking for test case development.

- Each Tasking item should represent independent business value and be deliverable separately.
- Use business-oriented language for requirement-based Tasking to facilitate communication between developers and stakeholders.
- Follow Given When Then format, where When represents system behavior.
- Consider business scenario coverage and boundary conditions

Please strictly follow the output format below.

Example:

Question: Develop a taxi fare calculation feature with these rules: 0.8 yuan/km within 8 km, 50% long-distance surcharge beyond 8 km, 0.25 yuan/minute waiting fee.
Answer: ###
${commentSymbol} Given taxi travels 5 km (within 8 km), no waiting, When calculating fare, Then charge 4 yuan
${commentSymbol} Given taxi travels 5 km (within 8 km), waits 10 minutes, When calculating fare, Then charge 6.5 yuan
${commentSymbol} Given taxi exactly travels 8 km, no waiting, When calculating fare, Then charge 6.4 yuan
${commentSymbol} Given taxi exactly travels 8 km, waits 10 minutes, When calculating fare, Then charge 8.9 yuan
###
Question: ${selection}
Answer: ###

Prompt Overrides

Documentation: Prompt Overrides

1. Create a prompt/ folder in the project root directory.
2. Create prompt files with the same names as AutoDev's default prompt files. For example, create gen-commit-msg.vm in the practises directory.
3. Click the AutoDev icon in the Git commit panel to generate commit messages using your custom prompts.

Example:

Generate commit message based on:

${context.diffContent}

Must use Chinese.

# Note: Your commit message will be rejected if it doesn't meet specifications.

Custom Test Templates

Documentation: Custom Test Templates

1. Create corresponding test template files in the project's prompts/templates directory:
   • Java: ControllerTest.java, ServiceTest.java, Test.java
   • Kotlin: ControllerTest.kt, ServiceTest.kt, Test.kt
2. These templates will be used when generating test files.