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Hello, Cody. Cody answers code questions and writes code for you by reading your entire codebase and the code graph. Often magical, often frustratingly wrong...but getting better quickly. Rolling out to opt-in customers & Discord community members now.

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Quinn Slack

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Newt Getrich3 years ago

@DavidSacks Fantastic name!

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Quinn Slack3 years ago

@DavidSacks Same to you!

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Vanna3 years ago

@DavidSacks Man, I just saw this paper and people are already doing this at the commercial level. 🤯

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Quinn Slack3 years ago

@DavidSacks Things move quickly. I love it!

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Avadh Patel3 years ago

Congratulations @sqs and your team on getting this out the door so fast! One feature request is to generate architecture diagrams from the connected code repos in Lucid charts!

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Quinn Slack3 years ago

Great idea. Here is Cody generating a graphviz diagram from a code file. Had to nudge it to not include dots in node IDs. Do you have an example of a perfect output diagram you want?

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Jintao Zhang 张晋涛3 years ago

amazing feature

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Alex Ewetumo3 years ago

Is Cody built on OpenAI GPT-3/4 or did you guys train your own LLM ? If so, can you teach me how yall did that? I don't mind paying to learn it.

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Quinn Slack3 years ago

It's built with @AnthropicAI's Claude model. The differentiation is in the context-fetching; see

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Kiril Videlov3 years ago

i'd love to try it out!

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