> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bito.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bito.ai/ai-code-reviews-in-ide/ai-that-understands-your-code/available-keywords.md).

# Available Keywords

Keywords to invoke AI that understands your code

Here is the list of keywords in different languages to ask questions regarding your entire codebase. Use any of these keywords in your prompts inside Bito chatbox.

### English: 

* my code 
* my repo 
* my project 
* my workspace 

### Chinese: 

* 我的代码 
* 我的仓库 
* 我的代码库 
* 我的项目 
* 我的文件夹 

### Chinese Traditional: 

* 我的程式碼 
* 我的倉庫 
* 我的項目 
* 我的工作區 

### Spanish: 

* Mi código 
* Mi repo 
* Mi proyecto 
* Mi espacio de trabajo 

### Japanese: 

* 私のコード 
* 私のリポ 
* 私のプロジェクト 
* 私のワークスペース 

### Portuguese: 

* Meu código 
* Meu repo 
* Meu projeto 
* Meu espaço de trabalho

## Polish

* Mój obszar roboczy
* moje miejsce pracy
* mój obszar roboczy
* moj kod
* mój kod
* moim kodzie
* moje repo
* moje repozytorium
* moim repo
* moj projekt
* mój projekt
* moim projekcie


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