Have you tried getting an LLM help you write complete sentences and group them into paragraphs? Perhaps you could take a writing course? If you are planning on leading a company, communication is very important. Were I to work for someone who communicated as you have written here, I would have a very hard time.

Normally, I like receiving information in bullet point style, but this post was really hard to read and wasn't well-thought out or well-organized.

For others: This is an advertisement for a product called Sweep AI, an AI assistant for JetBrains IDEs. It probably should have been a more well-written Tell HN post.

Here's the URL, since the OP forgot to include it: https://sweep.dev/

And here's the URL to grab the plugin: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/26860-sweep-ai

I would not say IDE, but code language itself. I can program without syntax highlight and autocomplete. The more precision you need the farther you are from natural language. But I really apreciate to type less. There is nothing more cryptic than compression of ideas.

You can try Sweep here! https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/26860-sweep-ai

So while starting a company , ever thought about learning how to communicate?

Such a great post, enjoyed reading it being an non developer. What I understood from this you are going for a niche less popular more complex market and its awesome to solve the problem for that community all the best man!

If you want to catch attention from fellow engineers, you need to start using AI at least for writing concise posts.

Nobody cares about your emotions or "who has done or decided what" stories. You cater to professionals, not tiktok "influencers".

Also you have to explain what is this behind the scene - wrapper around known LLMs (then can I bring my own key? why not?) or your own trained/tuned LLM (in that case what are the specific advantages/differences over competitors)?

I'm happy to be your devote user, but I don't see any answers on your website and this makes me very sceptic that you truly understand what you are doing and for whom.