Once the plan is approved or updated, Kombai starts the code generation process.

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Working set

Working set refers to the set of files generated by Kombai during the code generation process. Kombai never writes code locally to your repo. All the generated code files remain in the working set until you save them. When Kombai is asked to modify the generated code, it also checks for any dependent files in the working set that may require modification. Kombai then proceeds to make the necessary changes and update the working set.
You can press the stop button in the input box to stop the code generation process.

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View the code files

Kombai maintains the latest version of the code files in the working set. You can read the code of each file before saving it to your system. Click on a file in the working set panel to open it in a new tab. If it’s a modified file, you will see the diff between the modified and the original version.

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Working set and chat diff

Working set diff is always compared to your local repo. Whereas, the chat files diff is compared to the previous state of the files in the working set. It means that a new file generated in the working set will always have 100% diff to the local repo. The same file when appearing in the chat will compare itself to the last version of the file in the working set. Therefore, it will show the diff between the current version and the last version of the file.