# Integration Code Generator: AI Powered

AI code generation excels when treated as a specialized tool within a well-architected system. By combining constrained AI capabilities with strong engineering practices and human oversight, development teams can achieve significant acceleration in integration development while maintaining production-grade reliability. With this in mind, we've created the Pandium Integration Code Generator, using a combination of carefully crafted prompts and our API Clients. Now, with only selecting the key objects you would like mapped in your flows, you can generate a basic integration in minutes.

## How to Use the Integration Code Generator

1. [Create an internal integration](https://docs.pandium.com/~/revisions/x7Thkx1S9I9SnLbXNFwg/integration-hub/pandium-quick-start/getting-started-with-creating-an-integration) within the Pandium Integration Hub.  
   
   &#xNAN;*For repository branch, you can enter a new branch name, which Pandium will automatically create upon code generation.*
2. Select the 'Start Repo' button

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3. Review the repository path for your PANDIUM.yaml and select TypeScript as your language.  
   
   &#xNAN;*While TypeScript is the only language currently supported with the Integration Code Generator, more will be coming soon!*

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5. Select both "Include API Clients" & "Include CodeGen" to trigger the flow mapper.

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5. Select the objects you would like to sync from each system for each flow. You can change the direction of the flow by toggling the middle arrow.

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6. Select START to kick off the code generation. You will be automatically redirected to our source control page. Wait a moment for the build to kick off. You can follow along with the build process in the logs.

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7. Navigate to your repository and see your new code in the branch you selected.

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## What's included in the code generation?

1. Your [PANDIUM.yaml,](broken://spaces/FLZtvq4ESMETvRuO77jh) which defines your custom user configuration.

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2. Your custom flows logic

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3. The use of the [Pandium Clients ](https://app.gitbook.com/o/-MfEyg17bPwE_6Fs6Y-q/s/-MfJn-9R_dn6dvcGNcdk/~/changes/307/getting-started/pandium-development-kit/pandium-clients) for your selected connectors

At this point, source control will have made a release for your integration based on this code. You can use that release to [create and connect a tenant](/integration-hub/creating-a-tenant.md).

The Pandium CLI can then be used to access the secrets and configs for that tenant in local development with the command:

```
pandium local build && pandium local run [tenant-id]
```

See a demo of an integration being created between Gorgias and Iterable using the Integration Code Generator:

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