Idk, what is described in a entire sentence is coded in 3-4 words, describing programming logic in human sentences seems counter-productive to me, asides of turning into a entire roman for anything more complex. Asides the very questionable background of these AIs that learn from source codes that are protected by licenses or being even closed (at least the GitHub one).
Thank you for your words, all opinions are useful to us because if it is not useful for devs, it has no sense.
The goal of snitchy.ai is not so much to replace what a dev who knows the libraries can do better but to help you when you are going to use a library for the first time and you don’t know it, with the idea of saving you time and effort in studying the documentation. It’s like having an expert to consult.
On the other hand. In our case, we are using open-source models like Bloom from BigScience and we are fine-tuning with the public three.js documentation. So there is no proprietary code used at all.
yeah, I would never find it useful but it looks cool !!!
I think if typing the command is as smart as google, then it might be useful otherwise it would be another thing to keep in mind.