jaeyson
Clarifications with the terms regarding augmenting AI in your code
Hi! I have clarifications (please correct me, as I mostly mix/confuse this details) with the following:
- The term RAG here where it reads and understands Elixir code. From what I understand: it’s similar to chatgpt where I ask questions but our topic is the code itself, correct?
- Since this is language-agnostic because it discussed a certain system, Do you have advice/opinion/any that’s in the realm of Elixir when building things such as these?
The reason I ask this: Is it possible to add an AI in our existing Elixir project then have an ongoing discussion, back and forth, much like in chatgpt (could be bug fixing, rubber duck, to name a few)?
PS. for context, the most I know is typing few questions to chatgpt. Heard some terms and buzzwords (ie instructor_ex) but couldn’t grasp even the eli5 of it.
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