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Add a way for GPT Pilot to work on an existing codebase #335
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Related, it needs to be able to diagnose a previous project. I have one that has a loose call (/j in a js file) which causes pilot to crash, but re-initializing the project just runs into the same error. I tried creating another project to diagnose the first, but it also crashed, possibly while completely ignoring the actual request in favor of building a whole new project based on the first. |
As well as gather the the latest information about the packages versions and compatibility, ie Pypi, because OpenAI is good but not up to date. Apparently now it can work onto code it has been doing? |
I'd also like this use case. |
An extension of the original idea:
The functionality mentioned by @cocobeach would be a task for either a) DevOps, or b) an additional task for the Developer/CodeMonkey. HTH, |
I was thinking about this today, and having a small low impact model run locally and read through the code base, then hand the requested information to the full gpt could accomplish this without being very expensive token checks to upload your entire base. |
Hi guys, any update on this topic? |
duplicate: #381 |
Working on new codebases is the fun part of development. To really remove the drudgery, we need to be able to have GPT Pilot read an existing codebase. My thoughts as to how this should work:
At that point, it should be possible to compile prompts that favour technologies already used.
As a bonus, it would also be possible to use GPT Pilot to work on GPT Pilot.
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