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Set Access and Configuration

Next, define your repository’s access settings:
  • Private repository – Only you and authorized collaborators can access it.
  • Public repository – Anyone can view and contribute.
You can also configure:
  • .gitignore template – Defines which files to exclude from version control (such as API keys or secrets). The template varies depending on your project’s language.

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Previews

Previews are now live you can preview your code in the Preview Tab to check it out.

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Move to the Main Dashboard

After setup, you’ll be redirected to the Task Assignment view.
Here, you can create your first task, give it a clear name, and start building your project with Compyle. You’ll also see an option called Skip Research:
  • Enabling this tells the model not to analyze your existing code, and to focus only on the new task.
  • This is useful when starting from scratch with an empty repository.
  • However, if your project already contains code, skipping research can reduce accuracy — since the model won’t understand your current structure or dependencies.
By default, research is enabled to ensure the model produces accurate, context-aware code.
When creating a task, write a detailed description of what you want to build.
This helps the model understand your intent and generate more precise results.
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Model Selection

You can choose the model you want to work with based on your plan:
  • Free Plan: Access to GLM 4.6, ideal for general tasks.
  • Pro and Pro+ Plans: Unlock access to advanced models for higher performance and faster responses.