[cat-whisperer]

What about doing something just-in-time? I'm just speculating, but what if cline leverages the LSP (for instance, rust-analyzer) to track the function chain and build a tree-like context of the codebase—not the entire codebase, but just specific blobs of code?

Would that work?

[esperent]

LSP generally uses an AST representation of the code under the hood. And an AST representation is generally larger - often much larger - than the original code. So I'm not sure what the benefits of this would be compared to just loading the actual code into the context.