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shobrook/adrenaline

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TLDR

Adrenaline is an AI tool that answers technical programming questions about code snippets, GitHub repositories, and documentation sites, the actual app lives on the Adrenaline website, this repo is the public issues tracker.

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    What It Does
      Answers tech questions
      Multi-step reasoning
      Generates diagrams
      Web search grounding
    Question Sources
      Code snippets
      GitHub repos
      Documentation sites
      General programming
    How to Use
      Visit website
      Ask a question
      Get AI answer
    This Repo
      Issues tracker only
      Bug reports
      Feature requests
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Ask Adrenaline a technical question about an unfamiliar GitHub repository to get a plain-English explanation of what it does.

USE CASE 2

Paste a code snippet into Adrenaline and ask it to explain or debug the logic.

USE CASE 3

Use Adrenaline to search documentation sites and get a direct answer rather than browsing multiple pages.

USE CASE 4

File a bug report or feature request here to influence the direction of the Adrenaline product.

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

No local installation, the tool runs entirely on the Adrenaline website.

License terms are not stated in the explanation, check the repository directly.

In plain English

Adrenaline is an AI tool for answering technical questions. You ask it something, it answers. The questions can be about general programming concepts, specific GitHub repositories, documentation websites, or code snippets you paste in. It can also search the internet to ground its answers in current sources. This GitHub repository is described as an issues-only page, meaning the actual application lives on the Adrenaline website rather than in this repo. The repository exists so users can file bug reports and feature requests, which the README says directly shapes how the product develops. According to the README, the tool supports multi-step reasoning for complex questions and can generate diagrams to explain technical concepts visually. The README does not go into technical detail about how any of this works, and the source code is not present here. If you want to try it, the README points to the Adrenaline website.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I pasted a GitHub repo URL into Adrenaline and want to understand its architecture. What kind of questions should I ask to get the most useful technical breakdown?
Prompt 2
How do I use Adrenaline to get an explanation of a specific function from a codebase I don't understand?
Prompt 3
I want to ask Adrenaline about a documentation site for a library I'm learning. How do I point it at external docs rather than a GitHub repo?
Prompt 4
Help me write a clear bug report for the Adrenaline issues tracker that includes the expected behavior, actual behavior, and steps to reproduce.
Prompt 5
What is multi-step reasoning in Adrenaline and when does it produce a diagram versus a text answer?
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