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by pomarie 1y ago
Definitely! As AIs write a lot more code, I think that the PR/review space is going to become way more important. If you're interested in Stack PRs, you should definitely check them out on Mrge. By the way, we natively support the
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by pomarie 1y ago
Great question! We've heard from users who've tried both that our AI reviewer tends to catch more meaningful issues with less noise, that's really something you should try for yourself and find out! (The great thing is that i
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by pomarie 1y ago
Really happy to hear mrge is useful! :) Thanks for sharing
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by pomarie 1y ago
Definitely—larger teams do typically have more stringent security and privacy requirements, especially if they're already using self-hosted GitHub. Self-hosted or hybrid deployment is definitely on our radar, and as we grow, it's
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by pomarie 1y ago
Great questions! For applying code changes with one-click: we keep suggestions deliberately conservative (usually obvious one-line fixes like typos) precisely to minimize risks of breaking things. Of course, you should confirm suggestions f
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by pomarie 1y ago
Great question! We've heard from users who've tried both that our AI reviewer tends to catch more meaningful issues with less noise, that's really something you should try for yourself and find out! (The great thing is that i
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by pomarie 1y ago
Thanks for sharing that Jof! Glad it's helpful :)
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by pomarie 1y ago
Hey, thanks again—really appreciate the heads-up! Could you point me to the specific section where you're seeing the fade in on scroll? Also, what browser are you using? I don't remember adding that feature so it might be a bug
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by pomarie 1y ago
Really appreciate the feedback, really happy it's helping you :)
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by pomarie 1y ago
These are all amazing ideas. We actually already see a lot of solo devs using mrge precisely because they want something to catch bugs before code goes live—they simply don't have another pair of eyes. And I absolutely love your idea o
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by pomarie 1y ago
That's a very good point. We actually just kicked off our own SOC 2 certification process last week—I hadn't updated the website yet, but I'll go ahead and do that now. Thanks for raising this! Appreciate the feedback around
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by pomarie 1y ago
Ah, totally get it—that’s frustrating. GitLab support is on our roadmap, so hopefully we can help you out soon. In the meantime, good luck with that hairy review—hope it goes smoothly! If you're open to it, I'd love to reach out d
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by pomarie 1y ago
Yeah, noticed that too—what's the core graphite.dev feature you're interested in? PR stacking, by chance? If that's it, we actually support stacked PRs (currently in beta, via CLI and native integrations). My co-founder, Alli
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by pomarie 1y ago
Thanks, really appreciate that! Yeah, giving the AI the ability to fetch the context it needs was a big challenge (since larger codebases can't all fit in an LLM's context window) And totally hear you on Bitbucket—it's defini
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Launch HN: mrge.io (YC X25) – Cursor for code review
221 points by pomarie 1y ago|108 comments
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by pomarie 2y ago
This sounds amazing, gonna give it a spin!
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Job Board for Prompt Engineers(prompt-talent.com)
2 points by pomarie 4y ago|1 comments
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by pomarie 4y ago
Hey everyone! I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my new project: Prompt Talent - a dedicated platform that connects prompt engineers with their dream jobs! As an AI enthusiast and a long-time lurker on HN, I've noticed that th
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A Job Board for Prompt Engineers(prompt-talent.com)
2 points by pomarie 4y ago|1 comments
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by pomarie 4y ago
Hey HN community! I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my new project: Prompt Talent - a dedicated platform that connects prompt engineers with their dream jobs! As an AI enthusiast and a long-time lurker on HN, I've noticed tha