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Re: Show HN: Davia – Open source visual, editable wiki from your codebase

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This looks like it could be a sensible way to use LLMs in programming, although I'm not convinced AI-generated documentation can give meaningful explanations rather than paraphrase. However, since the generated wiki is editable, it seems it can be used to give a kick start to internal documentation and let the actual devs step in when it's required. I'm skittish about genAI in the workplace (or anywhere really) but t…

But what if you edited a section about code piece A and then you change that code? Does it have permission to overwrite? Seems like a fairly hard problem to solve.

Re: Show HN: Davia – Open source visual, editable wiki from your codebase

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post #8

Looks interesting but it needs some demos using real world complex projects. Point it at famous open source projects like React, or three.js, and use those as examples on the homepage.

Thanks! On our homepage ( https://davia.ai/showcase ) we already showcase examples like AI SDK, E2B, GPT OSS, and Transformers. We’ll also add more examples directly on our GitHub soon.

Ah I missed those. Would definitely be great to have some non AI projects there.

Re: Show HN: Davia – Open source visual, editable wiki from your codebase

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It's just one short page? Or am I missing something?

There are actually 5 sub-pages. Also, the link I sent is a ‘share’ version, so it’s not editable once published.

Ah I see why I missed it. You've hijacked the main site hamburger icon in the header to show navigation for the demo project. I assumed that hamburger icon still went to this like /Pricing, /Docs, /Blog

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks! On our homepage ( https://davia.ai/showcase ) we already showcase examples like AI SDK, E2B, GPT OSS, and Transformers. We’ll also add more examples directly on our GitHub soon.

Ah I missed those. Would definitely be great to have some non AI projects there.

Yes, definitely add some non-AI projects too!

Re: Show HN: Davia – Open source visual, editable wiki from your codebase

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

There are actually 5 sub-pages. Also, the link I sent is a ‘share’ version, so it’s not editable once published.

Ah I see why I missed it. You've hijacked the main site hamburger icon in the header to show navigation for the demo project. I assumed that hamburger icon still went to this like /Pricing, /Docs, /Blog

Yes, good catch, we’ll change the UI. Thanks!

Re: Show HN: Davia – Open source visual, editable wiki from your codebase

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post #14

What's the token usage and time taken to run this for a given repository?

Roughly 300K to 1M tokens in total. It’s big, but should only happen once per repo. And around 2 minutes to run.

Are you sure 2 minutes? That's 1000+ tokens/sec.

Re: Show HN: Davia – Open source visual, editable wiki from your codebase

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post #3

This looks like it could be a sensible way to use LLMs in programming, although I'm not convinced AI-generated documentation can give meaningful explanations rather than paraphrase. However, since the generated wiki is editable, it seems it can be used to give a kick start to internal documentation and let the actual devs step in when it's required. I'm skittish about genAI in the workplace (or anywhere really) but t…

But what if you edited a section about code piece A and then you change that code? Does it have permission to overwrite? Seems like a fairly hard problem to solve.

Yes, hard problem, we are working on this

Re: Show HN: Davia – Open source visual, editable wiki from your codebase

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post #18

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Roughly 300K to 1M tokens in total. It’s big, but should only happen once per repo. And around 2 minutes to run.

Are you sure 2 minutes? That's 1000+ tokens/sec.

Yes. Most of the tokens are input tokens.
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