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No it used to rely heavily on Aider and it kind of became obsolete. The agent reads/writes files directly now instead of having aider do it. Its a bit faster an
by arielfrischer 1y ago
No it used to rely heavily on Aider and it kind of became obsolete. The agent reads/writes files directly now instead of having aider do it. Its a bit faster and lower token costs.
- arielfrischer 1y agoThe great thing about RA.Aid is that it automatically iterates until the plan is fully complete. It also finds the files itself - aider doesn't really do that. I still do use aider for concise editing but RA.Aid is excellent for larger changes that require many iterations.
- ygreif 1y agoMaybe emphasize that more? In your example it just figures things out without iterating. How is this different/better than the Github copilot agnent mode: https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/github-copilot-the-agent-awakens/ https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/github-copilo...
- arielfrischer 1y agoCopilot sucks in general in my experience - but decent at finding relevance that's about it. I haven't tried this agent mode - will look into it. There are many AI agents so far seems for AI software development I'm looking towards: https://www.swebench.com/ https://www.swebench.com/ for benchmarking - RA.AID has yet to benchmark as its quite expensive. But that is a good point I can highlight that difference thank you.