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I recorded a video tutorial on building an AI Code Assistant. Going through the full stack - from data models to the front end. Using Postgres, pg_vector, LangChain, OpenAI, and NextJS.

Gwen (Chen) Shapira

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Gwen (Chen) Shapira1 year ago

The YouTube version has chapters, so you can skip to the bits that interest you the most:

Bruno Oliveira1 year ago

Absolutely awesome and I’ll go through this for sure 😄😄🫡 real public service here, building 🫡🔥

Shaun Thomas1 year ago

Nice. How would you change any of this if using pg_vectorize?

Gwen (Chen) Shapira1 year ago

I admit that I haven’t looked into it yet. Add to my todo list ✅

Alexander De Ridder1 year ago

Cool project. Hands-on learning really helps cement those skills.

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