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clemens1010
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How to Build a Startup with AI
(contextgoblin.com)
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Show HN: Structured code review findings on open source repos
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2mo ago
Can't you just set the "transcript view" to "Thinking" on claude code?
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2mo ago
that's exactly our situation rn. Didn't get too much traffic or signups until now. We still try to get some validation on if the approach is something which actually gives value to devteams
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We rely on a tree-sitter based tool https://github.com/DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp
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2mo ago
We focus on insights from multiple repos, e.g. services communicating via Routes or parent-child relations between repos. Also ContextGoblin is customizable with new subagents or org-owned MCPs. Are you missing something specific CodeRabbit
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Show HN: Code review that follows callers across your repos
(contextgoblin.com)
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How do you solve the karma-gating of some comunities? Or is that up to the users reddit acc.?
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I agree, AI did make contributions worse. But new devs with vibed PRs are hard to blame, if their one-shot agent understands the topic way faster and better than themselves
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did you test if that actually outperforms local claude code memory by any metric?
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I see the purpose of the intent and the reasoning files/languages, but it appears to me like this has already been solved by the hundreds of MCP servers and skills for code intelligence and agent memory out there.