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Show HN: Lsproxy – Precise code navigation via an API(github.com)
6 points by robmck 2y ago|1 comments
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by robmck 2y ago
Hey HN, my co-founder and I built lsproxy ( https://github.com/agentic-labs/lsproxy ), an open-source dev container that uses language servers and syntax tree parsers to expose an API for code navigation. This allows you
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Context in Engineering Is Scarce(agenticlabs.com)
2 points by robmck 2y ago|0 comments
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Is AI the Answer to Unknown Unknowns?(agenticlabs.com)
2 points by robmck 2y ago|1 comments
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by robmck 2y ago
This looks amazing thanks for the recommendation! Much better than the LaTeX diagram thread I was starting to pull on.
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by robmck 3y ago
Amazing! Glad you had a good experience, and thanks for the feedback on improvements. We agree with all of the points you raised and will definitely be rolling those out soon. If you're interested in staying involved I just created a d
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by robmck 3y ago
Hey all! Thanks for the great discussion and trying out our app. A few of you pointed out that we should probably have a discord to make it easier to discuss feedback so here it is! https://discord.gg/FxJmf2T6
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by robmck 3y ago
We will definitely add a feedback button, thanks for the suggestion! We will look into why the Triage edits were not reflected in the plan. And I like your suggestions on being more specific on updates to the Plan. I have a few suggestions
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by robmck 3y ago
Hi thanks for trying it out! We don't automatically pull in the repos you allow access to. If you go through the configuration on the left side of the screen you should be able to add that repo. Specifically, in the "Repo to index
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by robmck 3y ago
Appreciate the feedback! We still want to add a lot of functionality as we continue to build the product. Are there any specifics you were hoping to see that we missed?
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by robmck 3y ago
Yes you can. If you click on your profile, and then Settings->Applications->Configure you can see the permissions If you have it installed for an organization its slightly different. Go to the organization, then Settings->Github Ap
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by robmck 3y ago
This is a great piece of feedback, and getting just this to work would not be too difficult. Thanks so much!
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by robmck 3y ago
Thanks so much for the positive feedback! We've been thinking about ways to make the user experience more seamless, and I think what you suggest could be a good option. We just need OpenAI to give us more tokens/sec! So you'r
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by robmck 3y ago
Thanks so much for the thoughts! Happy to respond. -Schema: We agree. After seeing how many times it has asked to see the database schema when working on a task, that is definitely something we will be adding. -Manual / RAG: We did som
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by robmck 3y ago
Yes, I've seen aider and I think it's a super cool product! We tried generating code diffs with our initial product. The issue we had was that when that diff started to grow, parsing it to determine whether it did the right thing
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by robmck 3y ago
Apologize for the confusion! Yes, the company is Agentic Labs ( https://www.agenticlabs.com/ ), and our product is Glide.
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by robmck 3y ago
We agree Swift would be awesome to support! We're looking into how to turn it on. The Tree Sitter parser for Swift is a bit tough to work with which is why we haven't implemented that yet. Stay tuned!
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by robmck 3y ago
I love this anecdote because we've discussed following "Tesla's model" of autonomy, where they have incrementally delivered more complex driver-assist features. It's very different from others like Waymo, who are go
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by robmck 3y ago
We totally hear you and have been thinking through the best way to support this! Question for you: would the app running locally be sufficient, or would the LLM also need to run on-premise?
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by robmck 3y ago
Happy to explain a bit more! Here are the steps we go through: - Checkout the code to a temporary directory (which is deleted when it goes out of scope in python, so at the end of the indexing API call) - Use Tree Sitter to create an index
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by robmck 3y ago
Great callout! I think it's similar, but our approach is a bit different from Devin's because we're currently focusing less on autonomy. It looks like Devin chooses a plan and then writes and runs the code or uses the interne
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by robmck 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We've really focused on keeping the engineer in control.
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Launch HN: Glide (YC W24) – AI-assisted technical design docs
168 points by robmck 3y ago|72 comments