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This is honestly a game-changer. I've built the most powerful local coding assistant currently on the market. - Describe what you want exactly - It'll decide which folders to open, which files to read, and how to modify them exactly - It can even run any bash, JS or... show more

YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦

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Profilbild von YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦

YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦vor 3 Jahren

Looks like enough people are interested in it, so I've decided to open source it:

Profilbild von AIRobin

AIRobinvor 3 Jahren

I've done the same but with the new function calling and fully local, based on the gpt4 api It truly is a gamechanger!

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Tom Blakevor 3 Jahren

Why do I see this *right* when I have to run into a meeting?! LOL. Can’t wait to try it! 🙏🏼✨

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iamrobotbear (bk)vor 3 Jahren

Yes please! Are the plugins available for install?

Profilbild von Gheorghe Iuga

Gheorghe Iugavor 3 Jahren

Yes please! This looks fast as lightning!

Profilbild von LawrenceDCodes

LawrenceDCodesvor 3 Jahren

(Neo voice): “Woah”

Profilbild von krupali || chai

krupali || chaivor 3 Jahren

Omg YK is always on the top!

Profilbild von Oleg | Front-End Architecture

Oleg | Front-End Architecturevor 3 Jahren

It looks like AGI

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akshayvor 3 Jahren

More people will jump on this if the agent makes a copy of the code and edits on top of it. And also probably ask for permissions for critical operations imo 👀

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Akshay 🚀vor 3 Jahren

Great work YK! 🚀

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lushvor 3 Jahren

Link or it didn't happen

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Maclainevor 3 Jahren

I tried to do this with a single python file, got farther than I expected but ran into size issues and my own limitations. Would be stoked to have this kind of help!!

Profilbild von Jawad Dheini

Jawad Dheinivor 3 Jahren

Wow!🚀🔥

Profilbild von Behrooz Azarkhalili

Behrooz Azarkhalilivor 3 Jahren

Sure you can open source it .

Profilbild von X

Xvor 3 Jahren

Yes!

Profilbild von W. Thomas Payne

W. Thomas Paynevor 3 Jahren

Umm ... yes please?

Profilbild von Amrish Kushwaha

Amrish Kushwahavor 3 Jahren

Impressive!!!

Profilbild von Rainer Otte (Koch)

Rainer Otte (Koch)vor 3 Jahren

I'd definitely be interested!

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subbuAIvor 3 Jahren

Please do

Profilbild von Frank Martinez

Frank Martinezvor 3 Jahren

Yes

Profilbild von Sam Rawal, MD

Sam Rawal, MDvor 3 Jahren

This looks very cool! I wrote a small local plugin giving ChatGPT read-only access to my local code/documents, and even that has been extremely helpful -- interested to see what giving ChatGPT more control ends up being like!

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Elder —vor 3 Jahren

True ninja skills unlocked

Profilbild von Ajay Chowdhury

Ajay Chowdhuryvor 3 Jahren

It would be amazing if you can open source it.

Profilbild von Pavel Dovhomilja

Pavel Dovhomiljavor 3 Jahren

Vote for open-source

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Adam Wintlevor 3 Jahren

Yes open source it

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Rohitvor 3 Jahren

Let’s go! Open source it 🔥

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vasantvor 3 Jahren

open-source definitely, need to also check how it works with gpt4all

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gibberishvor 3 Jahren

Cool name

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Peham Razavor 3 Jahren

Woahhh

Profilbild von Zubin Pratap

Zubin Pratapvor 3 Jahren

LOVE this!!!

Profilbild von Filip Wojda

Filip Wojdavor 3 Jahren

Yes

Profilbild von AI @ 127.0.0.1

AI @ 127.0.0.1vor 3 Jahren

Thank you for opensourcing it 🙏

Profilbild von The Canaanite

The Canaanitevor 3 Jahren

The audio in the video seems messed up (almost like white noise on my end), otherwise super impressive! Wow.

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