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Today I’m proud to launch Context, a CLI and open-source corpus for the python ecosystem - 4M quality embeddings of the top 1218 Python Libraries. $ pip install fleet-context or download to get the entire python universe. Here’s why this is game-changing for both Devs and LLMs

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(1) We’re giving AI assistants real-time knowledge of python libraries & docs past any training cut-off. Whenever a new update or popular library comes out, your assistant is immediately injected with detailed & relevant knowledge.

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(2) RAG over library docs improves LLM code generation and user experience - enabling LLMs to write more relevant and accurate code, while also correctly answering the most specific of user queries.(DocPrompting, Zhou, Alon, et. al)

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(3) As developers start increasingly relying on coding assistants, we’re moving into a world where good LLM understanding can determine your project’s adoption. While working with langchain and pydantic, we realized that its no longer just about great devX, its about amazing llmX

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We are entering a new world, where parts of the internet are made just for LLMs and entire ecosystems of content will be easily parsed by your AI assistants. We're excited to take a step in that direction. Find at Big thanks to @LangChainAI & @pydantic!

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@cursor_ai and @github you gotta at least try to acquire fleet

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@cursor_ai @github Not sure if we are looking for acquistion offers! This is an OS project 😐

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nice! any plans to add `llama-index`?

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let’s do it! DM’d

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let's goooooo!

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