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I built an AI that answers StackOverflow questions instantly

I spend too much of my time crawling StackOverflow posts trying to figure out how something works or debugging an error. The more specific the problem, the harder it is to find a solution!

So I built Rosie, an AI that can answer React coding questions. You can add code snippets, error messages, whatever you like - and Rosie will answer instantly, every single time.

Here's a quick Loom demo: https://www.loom.com/share/fed7d30acb7940708db8e613aed29279

Types of questions Rosie can handle

  • Error messages (you can also paste your code and tell Rosie to find the error)
  • How do I do something (Rosie can give code or suggest libraries w/ examples)
  • Explanations of concepts ("why should I use typescript instead of javascript?" works well)

You can check it out at rosieos.com. I'm excited to update you all with my progress!

on January 14, 2022
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    Super cool! Love to see how this pans out 😄

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      I checked out your Loom video of you detailing the product. You had a solid presentation, but I think you could benefit by a basic script and not freestyling the audio. This will make you sound more pro, but other then that, you did great.

      I'm still not 100% on the product, and why I'd use it though. Is it essentially a way to search through Stack Overflow's content? Why would I not instead search via Google and then check out the results it provides? This is how I do it now.

      My biggest issue with SO is that there will be tons of different replies to one thread, but not all the replies are understandable by a mid-level dev like myself. So I'll routinely look for one, until there's a simple explanation that makes sense to me.