brandonchen

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   by brandonchen 2y ago

   Haha yes, here's the story of why we rebranded: https://manifold.markets/JamesGrugett/what-will-we-rename-ma... Thanks for sharing! haxton was asking about practical use cases, I'll link them here!
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   by brandonchen 2y ago

   It might sound small, but pulling in more context can make a huge difference – I remember one time Cursor completely hallucinated Prisma as part of our tech stack and created a whole new schema for us, whereas Codebuff knew we were already
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   by brandonchen 2y ago

   Codebuff works on a local directory level, so it technically doesn't have to be a monorepo (though full disclaimer: our codebase is a monorepo and that's where we use it most). Most important thing is to make sure you have the pro
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   by brandonchen 2y ago

   Great question – we struggled for a long time to put our demo together precisely for this reason. Codebuff is so useful in a practical setting, but we can't bore the audience with a ton of background on a codebase when we do demos, so
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   by brandonchen 2y ago

   whooooot! it's been a wild ride thus far, but we've been super thrilled at how people are using it and can't wait for you all to try it out! we've seen our own productivity increase tenfold – using codebuff to build buff