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add "Three experiments in LLM code assist..." post #721

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@simonpcouch simonpcouch commented Jan 27, 2025

EDIT: deploy preview here

author: Dibya Jyoti Ghosh

categories: [roundup]
tags: [ellmer, ai]
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Both of these are the first instance of the tag, though maybe could have some shared tags with #719.

@simonpcouch simonpcouch requested a review from hadley January 27, 2025 15:45
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Sorry, I thought I had already approved this 😭


Total pain, especially with thousands upon thousands of error messages thrown across the tidyverse, r-lib, and tidymodels organizations.

The week before our most recent spring cleaning, I participated in an internal Posit LLM hackathon, where a small group of employees would familiarize with interfacing with LLMs via APIs and then set aside a day or two to build something to make their work easier. Heading into our spring cleaning and dreading the task of updating thousands of these calls, I decided to look into how effectively LLMs could help me convert this code. Thus was born [clipal](https://github.com/simonpcouch/clipal)^[Pronounced "c-l-i pal."], a (now-superseded) R package that allows users to select erroring code, press a keyboard shortcut, wait a moment, and watch the updated code be inlined in to the selection.
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Does this make history for the most rapidly superseded package? 😆

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Sorry, I thought I had already approved this

All good! Thanks for the review.🙂

@simonpcouch simonpcouch merged commit 58e5b13 into main Jan 29, 2025
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@simonpcouch simonpcouch deleted the experiments-llm branch January 29, 2025 16:07
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