Ellipsis (YC W24)

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“Ellipsis’s comments feel like they came from a tech lead, not a lintern" – by which he meant a linter turned up to 11.

I must say, its really nice to have tools like Ellipsis (YC W24). Just today i was about to submit a Pull Request into BAML's compiler to improve some of our errors for how we detect duplicate names in various scopes a user types in. Ellipsis was able to detect a really nuanced edge cases that cursor had auto completed wrong. Thanks Nick Bradford! Before -> After

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Last week at the Y Combinator alumni retreat, I spoke to fellow AI founders on how we built Ellipsis (YC W24) to automate code review and bug fixes + how our dev workflow changed over the last year, including: ?? Composability is key: breaking hard problems into smaller LLM agents that can be independently benchmarked ???? Evals are all you need: we're investing deeply in annotating data and LLM-as-Judge ???? LLMs can help throughout the dev workflow: for example, on failed test cases, we use an LLM Auditor to auto-diagnose where in the agent's trajectory it went of the rails ?? Reducing false positives in code reviews: we've developed an extensive filtering pipeline to decrease noise and raise trust in the comments we leave, including new ways to leverage customer feedback ...and lots more! Link to full technical deep dive in comments ??

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Not enough software engineers realize one of the most annoying/tedious parts of code review - checking for duplicated logic in your codebase - has been basically automated away using LLMs. -> Ellipsis (YC W24)

Automate the boring stuff with Reactive Workflows! Here are some examples: - "when the API is changed, create an issue to update the documentation" - "when a developer forgets to add docstrings, add them" - "when a bug report is opened, post in the #engineering slack channel" - "when a PR is opened without an associated issue, ask the author to add one" Generally available today. Try it out at www.ellipsis.dev

Introducing Reactive Workflows! ???? "Hey Ellipsis, when X happens, do Y" This is a powerful new feature for automating stuff in your GitHub repository. It's like Zapier for your codebase: - when a bug report is opened, post in the #bugreports Slack channel - when a code change modifies the Stripe integration, add me as a reviewer Learn more on Twitter: https://lnkd.in/eZ88hXKu

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