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no - grep is just the closest analogy/use case that we have for it. if we end up releasing the CLI it should be as handy and nobrainer as using ripgrep idk wha
by swyx 1y ago
no - grep is just the closest analogy/use case that we have for it. if we end up releasing the CLI it should be as handy and nobrainer as using ripgrep
idk what you expect from a question about "how much data". its tool based search. its a lot.
- kwillets 1y agoI'm just learning about agentic search so I'm a bit adrift. One of my side projects is a full text index for pattern search, and I'm trying to understand how it might fit with that. You mention tool call overhead, but is that a significant part of the latency in the multi-turn scenario, or is it the coding agent being forced into a serial processing pattern?
- swyx 1y agohey sorryjust saw this. i do think its majority serial processing, BUT, parallel calling the same tools also gets issues that i honestly havent spent the time to dig into (something something locks and threading). all i know is ive been stuck in very very super slow/tool calls myself in Windsurf/other AI IDEs and that was a drag. for another take on latency attribution see https://x.com/silasalberti/status/1979310181424206143 https://x.com/silasalberti/status/1979310181424206143