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I appreciate in the copy here that you are not claiming plandex to be a super dev or some such nonsense. I really dislike the hype marketing in some other solutions.
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Thanks for the feedback! I actually had a ‘plandex diff’ command working at one point, but dropped it in favor of the changes TUI. I could definitely bring it back for people who prefer that format.
You could have a mode for people „who know what they are doing“ and just auto approve all the changes plandex makes and let users handle the changes themselves. I would actually prefer that, because I could keep using my IDE to look at diffs and decide what to keep.
To support many other models you should look at ollama - it provides a REST API on your machine for local inference that works just like OpenAI
This looks so damn good! Can't wait to try it in the morning!
Curious to know how you built this. Is it GPT-4 or a fine-tuned model. How much does it cost?
As someone who is trying to build a bootstrapped startup in spare time (read: coding while tired), this is amazing. Thank you so much for creating it.
Curious to know how you built this. Is it GPT-4 or a fine-tuned model. How much does it cost?
It's written in Go. The models that it uses are configurable, but it mostly uses gpt-4-turbo by default currently. It calls the OpenAI API on your behalf with your own API key. No fine-tuning yet, though I'm interested in trying that in the future.
Are you using plandex to write improvements to plandex?
To support many other models you should look at ollama - it provides a REST API on your machine for local inference that works just like OpenAI
Thanks, I'm aware of ollama and the open source model ecosystem, but I haven't done a deep dive yet, so all the info in this thread has been quite helpful.