jellyotsiro

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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   that means a lot thanks! and your feedback would be golden, lmk how it goes. I suggest to watch this quickstart: https://youtu.be/5019k3Bi8Wo?si=3mMcp1Zd5C3Z0Rso Yes, I am building solo + claude code haha
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   you can 10x your productivity haha :)
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   to just give quick comparison: one of my recent customers (yc s25) needed to migrate to stripe ASAP and cursor etc gave them deprecated docs. they used my tool to index entire stripe docs and then use it to migrate in couple hours:) lmk if
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   In my experience, it lacks a lot things that Nia can do: - nia can do deep research across any docs / codebase and then find any relevant links or repos to index. - it also supports both private and public repos :) lmk about ur experie
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   thanks!
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   yep I used similar approach couple months ago but found it really inefficient because it took me some time give nia a try and use it on any docs, very curious to hear ur feedback
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   - nia can do deep research across any docs / codebase and then find any relevant links or repos to index. - it also supports both private and public repos :)
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   great question:) Nia already supports that. Just take the link i.e https://mintlify.com/docs and ask to index it (it will crawl every subpage available from the rool link you specify)
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   by jellyotsiro 1y ago

   hm, what model are you using? just ran it on my mac and got 100 for performance and 96 for best practices.
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    by jellyotsiro 1y ago

    For evals, I used Skyvern -> https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/skyvern and their https://docs.skyvern.com/introduction LLMs and coding agents have general knowledge but they mostly give outdated info, e
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    by jellyotsiro 1y ago

    Currently, the open source repositories and documentation you index are stored in both a graph database as embeddings (similar to Cursor.com). Indexing itself happens by creating a temporary file, which is deleted afterward. btw, I am worki
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    by jellyotsiro 1y ago

    thank you so much, working on it edit: it is on the website now. forgot to add it, mb
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    by jellyotsiro 1y ago

    my product isn't for local projects and your own workspace but rather if you index other codebase, it will process it and make it callable using MCP (not on ur machine as files get deleted on runtime to prevent privacy issues)
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    by jellyotsiro 1y ago

    thanks for the feedback! in this case, it is developer focused so primarily docs / external repos
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    Show HN: Nia – MCP server that gives more docs and repos to coding agents(trynia.ai)

    82 points by jellyotsiro 1y ago|68 comments
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    by jellyotsiro 1y ago

    anyone can track it using dashboard app.trynia.ai :)
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    Nia: MCP that provides more context to coding agents(trynia.ai)

    5 points by jellyotsiro 1y ago|2 comments
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    by jellyotsiro 1y ago

    indexing both repos and web!
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    Show HN: 10x the output of your coding agent(docs.trynia.ai)

    1 points by jellyotsiro 1y ago|2 comments