Artificial intelligence-supported Studio Bot will help developers develop applications. The tool has many useful features such as writing code, fixing bugs, and answering questions about Android.

According to Google, the new bot was built on a coding model called Codey. Codey is powered by PaLM 2, the company's most advanced language model that has many functions such as writing code, which it demonstrated yesterday. Studio Bot supports both Kotlin and Java programming languages ​​and is available in the toolbar in Android Studio.

The technology giant says developers can get quick answers to their questions and even debug via bot. Apart from this, it is also stated that developers do not need to share their source codes with Google to use the tool and that the company will collect data of conversations made with the bot.

The tool, which is part of the company's artificial intelligence moves, is currently in its early stages. Google adds that it will continue to train the bot. Studio Bot is currently available for developers in the US. There is no information about when it will be released globally.