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I put an entire codebase in a text file and gave it to Gemini 1.5 Pro. I gave it a task that required updating ~10 files across the entire codebase - so decently complex. It got about 80% of the work done for me on a 1st attempt. Watch...

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This is a very realistic example. Highlights how nice the context window is for code-related work while being honest about LLMs needing better reasoning capabilities to get to 100%. Super happy with the result! Lots of gains to be had from prompting/retrieval on top of this.

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This looks interesting:

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If they actually have a reasoning breakthrough then wow

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Gemini context + Cursor RAG + Agentic testing loops

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Thank you so much for this in depth example and your full, honest explanation. Really gives me a full sense of what to expect.

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This is quite amazing. Eagerly waiting for its public release.

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thanks for the honest evaluation

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Did you just copy and paste your codebase into the txt file? Or a script or something

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@AndrewW42079596 py script

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