Stefanos

In the last hour, I added more customization, improved the locking design, wrote the README, and finished the MVP of the extension.

In the last 3h, I added a feature that allows you to enter your GitHub API key directly from the popup. I connected the popup with the backend and implemented a feature that can process up to 10 files simultaneously, enabling it to read over 30,000 lines of code in under 3 seconds. Additionally, there is now a loading animation and more customization options.

In the last 2h, I implemented several improvements. The lines of code are now saved into a list and sorted by programming language and lines of code. If there are multiple files in the same language, their lines of code are counted together. I also added the option to enter a GitHub API key, which allows for more API requests. Additionally, I integrated a browser popup that lets you easily enable or disable the extension and enter the API key.

In the last 40 minutes, I programmed a feature that counts the lines of each code file and prints them to the console. The next step will be to save these counts and integrate them into the HTML/CSS interface.

In the last 1.5h, I implemented a feature that scans whether a file is a code file using GitHub's Tree API and then saves it to later count the lines of code.

In the last 2h I built a Firefox extension with dummy data featuring a responsive circular diagram. The plugin mimics GitHub’s visual style for seamless integration.

Fixed last bugs and server problems - finally finished!

Launched the ‘Get Early Access’ page for beta users. All requests are managed by a Discord bot, and I can see everything happening – pure cinema!

I added new features to the email template customization, including drag-and-drop, HTML/CSS email uploads, and ready-to-use finished templates. There’s also the option to use plain text. On top of that, I improved the design to make it cleaner and more engaging.

In the last 4 days, I mostly focused on smashing some stubborn bugs, added new features like redesigned email templates, added better debugging, recreated the landing page and FINALLY fixed a huge bug that nerved me over 4 days!

Big progress on AutoEmailAI the last few days!🚀 Focused heavily on UX: manual email training got smoother with renumbering, delete API + confirmation, and better navigation. Added filter pills (e.g. only replied emails), time filters & auto-refresh. UI feels sharper with skeleton loading, preview modal, and HTML/Text toggle. Gmail OAuth and error handling are now more stable. The app finally feels closer to a real product instead of just a prototype. Excited to push the first email upload & AI response tests next.

• Added email templates for automated customer responses
• Improved security mechanisms for better data protection
• Refined UI and overall design
• Fixed 15+ bugs for increased stability
• Enhanced Gmail integration for more reliable connections
• Improved debugging tools for faster troubleshooting

I implemented a feature that allows old customer emails to be manually entered or automatically fetched by the system. The AI then extracts information, writing style, and patterns from these emails, stores them in a vector database, and uses this knowledge to respond to future inquiries more accurately and naturally.

Added data uploading to improve the AI´s output!