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Does this meet that requirement? https://wiki.mutable.ai/dadongshangu/async_FIFO
I’m seeing “Wiki not found” for that link, perhaps an AuthZ issue?
Cool concept. Right off the bat I see some big issues with the generated CPython documentation: > This provides a register-based virtual machine that executes the bytecode through simple opcodes. Python's VM is stack-based, not register-based. > The tiered interpreter in …/ceval.c can compile bytecode sequences into "traces" of optimized microoperations. No such functionality exists in CPython, as far as I know. > Th…
Thank you for this feedback. We actually have an Auto Wiki v2 in the works which is even higher quality, would be interesting to see how it changes when that comes out.
I think the concept is really great would just like to understand especially for enterprise use cases.
Meanwhile on the negative side, it adds hallucinations. You say you "cut back" on them but as teraflop's comment shows, it still has plenty.
BTW: even the Mastodon link from your OP says "wiki not found" for me.
Cool concept. Right off the bat I see some big issues with the generated CPython documentation: > This provides a register-based virtual machine that executes the bytecode through simple opcodes. Python's VM is stack-based, not register-based. > The tiered interpreter in …/ceval.c can compile bytecode sequences into "traces" of optimized microoperations. No such functionality exists in CPython, as far as I know. > Th…
Thank you for this feedback. We actually have an Auto Wiki v2 in the works which is even higher quality, would be interesting to see how it changes when that comes out.
I'd love to see what it can do with https://github.com/microsoft/debugpy - and especially how it would handle vendored dependencies.
Should all the repos in the “Explore” section already be generated? I clicked on apple/swift from the Languages tab and got “Wiki not found”, which isn’t what I expected to see
Sorry to hear that, can you try again? https://wiki.mutable.ai/apple/swift works for me.
I'd love to see the wiki generated for a less already-documented example. These high-profile projects are good demos and the results look compelling (I checked out AutoGPT's and NeoVim's), but these projects already have a ton of documentation that helps the model substantially. What are the smaller projects where it has to generate documentation from code (and not necessarily well-commented code) rather than existin…
Great point! Here's an example of an obscurer repo with a good wiki: https://wiki.mutable.ai/dadongshangu/async_FIFO
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Thank you for this feedback. We actually have an Auto Wiki v2 in the works which is even higher quality, would be interesting to see how it changes when that comes out.
I would expect something like this to output only factually correct documentation since it would be used as reference; but it sounds like even under the upcoming v2 that's not the case?