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We’re kicking off 2025 with everything we've got! 🤩 Introducing CodeGPT's Knowledge Graphs, navigating through the entire Anthropic SDK repository. In this example, we loaded Anthropic Python SDK repository and successfully provided the LLM with all the knowledge it needs to fully understand the codebase. You can leverage these... show more

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Daniel San1 year ago

Hey @alexalbert__ , we’d love to teach the Anthropic developer community how to use the SDK with our repository knowledge graphs 🌐 Happy to collaborate on something together!

Cris1 year ago

@AnthropicAI I dont think people realize what can be achieved with this 🍰

Arjun1 year ago

@AnthropicAI Looks amazing... I bet this would be more useful than the repo search that Cursor does. @cursor_ai should open up the ecosystem for us to integrate with such tools!

Daniel San1 year ago

@aiguy_arjun @AnthropicAI @cursor_ai We would love to connect our Knowledge Graphs with Cursor... happy to collaborate! 🙌 @cursor_ai @amanrsanger

Rethynk AI1 year ago

@AnthropicAI This is an incredible start to 2025! CodeGPT’s Knowledge Graphs are a game-changer for navigating complex repositories like Anthropic’s SDK. Simplifying codebase understanding for developers will boost productivity and collaboration.

David Olivencia1 year ago

@AnthropicAI Let's GOOOOOOO @codegptAI 🚀 #AI #Copilot #AgenticAI

stijn sagaert1 year ago

@AnthropicAI @VictorTaelin is this something you are looking for to use with your codebase?

🐧 lalo adrian morales 𝕏1 year ago

@AnthropicAI and it looks cool too!

Saïd Aitmbarek1 year ago

@AnthropicAI looks amazing, big fan of ontologies brings a lot of explainability to datasets!

Kekius Optimus1 year ago

@AnthropicAI "In this example, we loaded @AnthropicAI Python SDK repository" Nothing like scratching his own back first, right?

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