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by franky47
465 days ago
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I started a quick weekend project to do just that today: index my OSS project's [1] issues & discussions, so I can RAG-ask it to find references when I feel like I'm repeating myself (in "see issue/PR/discussion #123", finding the 123 is the hardest part). This article might be super helpful, thanks! I don't intend to make a product out of it though, so I can cut a lot of corners, like using a PAT for auth and running everything locally. [1] https://github.com/47ng/nuqs |
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To elaborate, I was thinking of:
- running a cron that checks repos every X minutes
- for every new issue someone has opened, I will run an agent that (1) checks e.g. SemHub to look for similar issues; (2) checks the project's Discord server or Slack channel to see if anyone has raised something similar; (3) run a general search
- use LLMs to compose a helpful reply pointing the OP to that other issue/Discord discussion etc.
From other OSS maintainers, I've heard that being able to reliably identify duplicates would be a huge plus. Does this sound like something you'd be interested to try? Let me know how I can reach you if/when I have built something like this!
I am personally quite annoyed by all the AI slop being created on social media and even GitHub PRs and would love to use the same technology to do something pro-social.