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# 2.9. AI - Code Sage Module

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## 1. Using plugins

The plugins will be displayed in the sidebar on the right side for users. Clicking on a plugin will expand its functionality menu.

ChainIDE Code Sage currently supports five functions:

* Commentator: Add comments to the code.
* DeCommentator: Remove comments from the code.
* Advisor: Provide suggestions for code optimization.
* Refactorer: Identify and fix code defects.
* Code Generator: Generate the code you need in a conversational manner.

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## 2. Global Usage

Users can click on the four buttons on the right to quickly perform the corresponding operations on all the code in the currently open file. For example, clicking a button can provide detailed comments for smart contracts.

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## 3. Local Operations

Users can also select the code block they want to operate on, right-click to open quick actions, and choose the operation they want to perform.

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