I tried Kagi for a year, went back to Google for a few months to make sure I wasn't hallucinating the improvements, and now I'm back. Kagi is great!

Send me an invite please! 🥹

I use the "Chat with Copilot" button (at the top right corner of any Github repo) pretty often, to quickly understand how a codebase works. Where the entrypoints are, how certain functions are used, what core libraries it depends on etc.

+1. This is the painful side of the dual edged sword of Phoenix's usage of codegen rather than an abstraction layer. If the new things are part of the generated code, you are expected to maintain them, so you gotta apply the patches manually.

I hope I'm wrong. Does anyone know a better approach?

Is it open source? 😇

The link goes to a "this video is unavailable" page!

Thanks for the shoutout! What's the software you use at the 1:44 mark? I'll fix the bad paths asap!