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Working with modules

Browsing the modules libraryFind a generated module by searching, filtering by status, and filtering or editing its category.
Importing a moduleUpload an existing Odoo module ZIP and let OdoMate check it, extract its specification, write a user guide, and add it to your library.
Downloading a moduleDownload a generated module's ZIP right after it finishes, later from the Modules Library, or for an older version, and what happens once it expires.
Installing a module locallyHow to install a generated module into your own Odoo instance.
Module user guideRead the plain-language guide OdoMate writes for every module — right on the completion screen, or later as a branded PDF from the Modules Library.
Enhancing a moduleAsk OdoMate to change a module you've already generated — add a field, fix a bug, extend a screen — and get a new version out of it.
Module review findingsRead the Review tab on a module's page — requirement coverage, open and resolved findings, and jumping from a finding straight to a fix.
Module activity and spend historyRead a module's Activity tab — its version, import, and enhancement timeline, plus a spend breakdown across every attempt, promoted or not.
Rolling back a module versionPromote an older version of a generated module back to the latest, straight from its version history.
Pushing a module to GitHubOpen a pull request that adds a generated module's version to a GitHub repository you choose, ready for review.
Connecting your GitHub accountConnect your GitHub account through OdoMate's GitHub App the first time you push a module, and reconnect if the installation is removed.