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🤯 this genius stores his entire codebase syntax in a graph database and queries it so provide context to an llm

Dan McAteer

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Dan Mac1 year ago

one day things like this will be standard

Milk Road1 year ago

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kev1 year ago

@Austen Hey that’s me! I’m currently working on v2 of this app and will be launching a public beta in the near future. Anybody is free to shoot me a DM with questions or follow me if they want to hear when the beta drops.

Dan Mac1 year ago

@Austen that’s awesome Kev - such a cool idea following and looking forward to hearing more about the project!

Gobie Nanthakumar1 year ago

Isn’t that already part of every IDE…like indexing and referencing function definitions?

joey - e/acc 🇿🇦1 year ago

You can do it for free on mordecai, it’s very very simple to implement, it doesn’t make you a genius, it’s called “RAG” and uses a vector database not a graph database.

Shantanu Goel1 year ago

Guy said AST. Tweeter picks up on "syntax" and says guy stores "codebase syntax in a graph database". 🤦‍♂️

Johannes Schmidt 🌌👾1 year ago

cursor does this, they create embeddings and use them to look up code

Dan Mac1 year ago

think that’s a little different though embeddings arent legible to a human, whereas a graph is

Saurabh Suri⚡🥷🏼1 year ago

alright you have my attention @taykv2

Bryce DeFigueiredo1 year ago

@Austen This project brought to you by Velo nicotine pouches

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