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Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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Cool project! I'm working in the same space (a ChatGPT plugin that can edit files within a shared VS Code workspace) and have built something similar to your "repo map" concept, except slightly lower-level: what you might call a "file map" generated by selectively collapsing AST nodes to fit within the available token budget. If ctags isn't cutting it for you, have a look at tree-sitter [1]. It can generate ASTs for…

Glad to hear there are others working on similar things. I've been wishing there was a good forum for like minded folks to share ideas about AI coding, beyond the random drive-by commenting that happens here on HN. I have been looking at tree-sitter quite a bit actually. I love that it has broad language support, which is a key design goal for my tool. My only hesitation is that it doesn't appear to correctly identif…

I too would be interested in a good forum for like minded folks to share ideas about AI coding!

Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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Have you done much work on using GPT to *edit* code in an existing codebase? That's been my focus lately, working on my open source GPT coding tool [0]. Generating new code from whole-cloth seems like an easier task for GPT. My tool can certainly do that, as can smol-developer, etc. But you really only do that "once" per project. Can folks use gpt-engineer to modify and extend the code it has already created, as the…

How have you created the svg screencast in the README?

Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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Glad to hear there are others working on similar things. I've been wishing there was a good forum for like minded folks to share ideas about AI coding, beyond the random drive-by commenting that happens here on HN. I have been looking at tree-sitter quite a bit actually. I love that it has broad language support, which is a key design goal for my tool. My only hesitation is that it doesn't appear to correctly identif…

I too would be interested in a good forum for like minded folks to share ideas about AI coding!

Same. I don't know if it'd be Lemmy or something else just hosted somewhere, and there might just be 5 of us - if people are interested I can make something today. Strong preferences on platforms? If not I'll make something.

Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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Have you done much work on using GPT to *edit* code in an existing codebase? That's been my focus lately, working on my open source GPT coding tool [0]. Generating new code from whole-cloth seems like an easier task for GPT. My tool can certainly do that, as can smol-developer, etc. But you really only do that "once" per project. Can folks use gpt-engineer to modify and extend the code it has already created, as the…

How have you created the svg screencast in the README?

Looking at the source, it appears to have been generated by https://github.com/nbedos/termtosvg

Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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Have you done much work on using GPT to *edit* code in an existing codebase? That's been my focus lately, working on my open source GPT coding tool [0]. Generating new code from whole-cloth seems like an easier task for GPT. My tool can certainly do that, as can smol-developer, etc. But you really only do that "once" per project. Can folks use gpt-engineer to modify and extend the code it has already created, as the…

Looks like you know more about it than me, but it seems to me that the main challenge is being able to include the appropriate context, and train it to output a diff which you can then apply to the codebase. Definitely looking forward to the day I review my first AI-generated PR (beyond dependency updates of course).

Does anyone know if models like wizardcoder are trained on finished code only or they have been trained on ticket/PR/commit messages and the diff (with the interface of related code provided as context)?

Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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I too would be interested in a good forum for like minded folks to share ideas about AI coding!

Same. I don't know if it'd be Lemmy or something else just hosted somewhere, and there might just be 5 of us - if people are interested I can make something today. Strong preferences on platforms? If not I'll make something .

Count me in as well.

Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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post #23

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I too would be interested in a good forum for like minded folks to share ideas about AI coding!

Same. I don't know if it'd be Lemmy or something else just hosted somewhere, and there might just be 5 of us - if people are interested I can make something today. Strong preferences on platforms? If not I'll make something .

Likewise interested and exploring the same area.

Re: Show HN: gpt-engineer – platform for devs to tinker with AI programming tools

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Have you done much work on using GPT to *edit* code in an existing codebase? That's been my focus lately, working on my open source GPT coding tool [0]. Generating new code from whole-cloth seems like an easier task for GPT. My tool can certainly do that, as can smol-developer, etc. But you really only do that "once" per project. Can folks use gpt-engineer to modify and extend the code it has already created, as the…

I've played around with aider trying to run tests and fix the code, but it just crashes after exceeding the context window. I am now trying to repurpose the AutoGPT example in langchain.
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