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Well, out of all the workflows I have seen, this one is rather nice, might give it a try. I imagine if the context were being commited and kept up-to-date with
by rafael-lua 7mo ago
Well, out of all the workflows I have seen, this one is rather nice, might give it a try.
I imagine if the context were being commited and kept up-to-date with CI would work for others to use as well.
However, I'm a little confused on the autocontext/globs narrowing part. Do you, the developer, provide them? Or you feed the full code map to flash + your prompt so it returns the globs based on your prompt?
Also, in general, is your map of a file relatively smaller than the file itself, even for very small files?
- jeremychone 7mo ago- The ..-code-map.json files are per "developer folder," which would create too many conflicts if they were kept in Git. - I have two main globs, which are lists of globs: knowledge_globs and context_globs. Knowledge can be absolute and should be relatively static. context_globs have to be relative to the workspace, since they are the working files. - As a dev, you provide them in the top YAML section of the coder-prompt.md. - The auto-context sub-agent calls the code-map sub-agent. Sub-agents can add to or narrow the given globs, and that is the goal of the auto-context agent. It looks complicated, but it actually works like a charm. Hopefully, I answered some of your questions. I need to make a video about it. But regardless, I really think it's not about the tools, it's about the techniques. This is where the true value is.
- exceptione 7mo ago> I need to make a video about it. My 2ct, I think writing and reading an article is easier.
- jeremychone 7mo agopoint taken.
- akrauss 7mo agoLooking forward to some article/video