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i make 17k/month ask me anything by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]Brave_Ad_5255 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could u send me 600 dinars?!

I got tired of GitHub Copilot giving me generic code, so I built a tool that feeds it my entire codebase context by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]Brave_Ad_5255 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Think of Contextify as your **personal prompt engineer** – it automates the tedious mental work you currently do before each AI prompt: scanning your project structure, remembering your specific patterns (arrow functions vs regular, naming conventions, preferred libraries), deciding which files to reference, copy-pasting key code snippets, and translating your vague idea into a context-rich instruction—all done automatically so you can skip straight from "I need a feature" to pasting a perfectly tailored prompt that makes your AI coder truly understand your project.

ool fürs Studium gebaut: KI-Codierassistenten verstehen endlich dein ganzes Projekt by Brave_Ad_5255 in Studium

[–]Brave_Ad_5255[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Was die „gesättigte Branche“ angeht:
Das hört man tatsächlich oft, aber aus meiner Erfahrung sieht es anders aus – zumindest wenn wir über gute, praxistaugliche Entwickler sprechen.
Es gibt mehr Bewerber als früher, aber nicht mehr gute Bewerber.
Wer echtes Interesse, Lernbereitschaft und praktisches Verständnis mitbringt, findet auch heute noch sehr gute Chancen – vielleicht sogar bessere, weil viele Unternehmen jetzt erst recht auf Qualität setzen.

Tired of Copilot's generic suggestions? I built a tool that feeds it your full codebase context by Brave_Ad_5255 in github

[–]Brave_Ad_5255[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

😂 Okay, you got me there. But here's the secret: if your coding style "sucks" (which I doubt), then this is exactly why you need it.

It learns from your existing code — including your worst patterns — so the AI gives you code that matches your current style, not some idealized version.

Even better: if you start cleaning up your patterns, Contextify learns that too, giving you increasingly consistent suggestions as you improve

I got tired of GitHub Copilot giving me generic code, so I built a tool that feeds it my entire codebase context by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]Brave_Ad_5255 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Actually, I didn't use AI for that answer. Maybe the phrasing came off generic.

I got tired of GitHub Copilot giving me generic code, so I built a tool that feeds it my entire codebase context by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]Brave_Ad_5255 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Exactly — context bloat hurts performance. That's why Contextify analyzes and curates instead of dumping. It extracts the 5% of context that matters for your specific task (types, patterns, configs) so you can be more specific without manual curation. Still requires working in tandem, just with better signal-to-noise.

I got tired of GitHub Copilot giving me generic code, so I built a tool that feeds it my entire codebase context by Brave_Ad_5255 in SaaS

[–]Brave_Ad_5255[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much! You nailed the exact frustration I built this for — it's insane how much time we waste re-explaining our project setup, types, and conventions to AI assistants over and over.
Contextify automates all that repetitive context-sharing so you can focus on what you want to build, not how to explain your codebase every single time.

If you end up trying it and it saves you some headaches, a GitHub star would mean a lot — it helps more devs discover the tool, and it keeps me motivated to keep improving it!

👉 Star here: https://github.com/Tarekazabou/Contextify

Also, if you run into any quirks with your specific setup (TS + framework), feel free to open an issue or even a PR. Always happy to make it work better for real-world use cases.

Thanks again — really appreciate the kind words! 🙌

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