How to install Explyt plugin
A cutting-edge tool for coding, testing, and debugging, enhanced with a coding agent and test generation from execution. For applications in Java and Kotlin, including those using Spring.
How to install Explyt plugin for coding, testing, and debugging
Run IntelliJ IDEA and add Explyt repository
Run IntelliJ IDEA v.2024.1+ and add Explyt repository:
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⚠️ If you don't see Explyt in the search results in your IDE, please ensure there is no extra whitespace before or after the URL https://repository.explyt.dev, and that you are using IntelliJ IDEA version 2024.1 or later.
Install Explyt plugin
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⚠️ Make sure to choose Explyt – the plugin with an AI agent for coding, testing, and debugging.
If you don't see Explyt in the search results in your IDE, please ensure that you are using IntelliJ IDEA version 2024.1 or later.
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The First Launch and Plan Selection
When launching Explyt Test plugin for the first time, you can choose between Personal or Enterprise versions.
If you choose Personal plan, the first 30 days are free, and you will receive 4,000 credits.
After the trial period ends or if you run out of credits, you can either activate a subscription or purchase Flex credits.
Credits, Subscription, and Switching between Versions
When you activate the trial period of the Personal plan, the settings will display the number of available credits and the trial expiration date.
Once the trial period ends or your credits are used up, you can activate a subscription or purchase Flex credits, which do not expire. To do this, you need to create an Explyt account, obtain an API key, and top up your credit balance. After your 30-day trial is over, any remaining subscription credits will not carry over to the next period.
You can switch between Personal and Enterprise versions at any time in the Settings.
How Do You Get an API Key and Top up Your Balance?
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