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danenania ◴[] No.39996120[source]
People interested in Aider (which is an awesome tool) might also be interested in checking out my project Plandex[1]. It's terminal-based like Aider and has a somewhat comparable set of features, but is more focused on using LLMs to work on larger and more complex tasks that span many files and model responses. It also uses a git-style CLI approach with independent commands for each action vs. Aider's interactive shell.

I studied Aider's code and prompts quite a bit in the early stages of building Plandex. I'm grateful to Paul for building it and making it open source.

1 - https://github.com/plandex-ai/plandex

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carom ◴[] No.39996360[source]
How do you situate changes in a file? That seems like the hard part to me since the LLM can't necessary count to output a patch with line numbers.
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1. stavros ◴[] No.39996713[source]
Doesn't the software just give the LLM the line numbers?