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That is literally how the CycloneDX SBOM packages work, well, after the fact and after the disclosure process.

Deniers should watch the movie "The White House effect". It's a great documentary that shows where and how the strategies of the oil companies changed.

Good morning, mistletoe. How are you feeling today? Are you an effective team?

I’m not feeling like an effective team today, Sally.

Maybe they only support github?

Yeah, I wanted to try it on my (GitLab) repo as well, but it also said "No repositories found". Clicking "Index any public repo" pops up a dialog that says "Search for a GitHub repository" and "or Enter the URL of a public GitHub repository".

So looks like it's not actually any repository.

Yeah, the site is pretty ambiguous. It says “any repository”, but they require a GitHub URL.

That explains why none of the projects which I tried worked.

I wonder why they’d use a descentralised protocol but then only support a single host.

How about sharing your working prompts then, so that others can learn from it?

There is no "working prompt". There is context that is highly dependant on the task at hand. Here are some general tips:

- tell it to ask you clarifying questions, repeatedly. it will uncover holes and faulty assumptions and focus the implementation once it gets going

- small features, plan them, implement them in stages, commit, PR, review, new session

- have conventions in place, coding style, best practices, what you want to see and don't want to see in a codebase. we have conventions for python code, for frontend code, for data engineering etc.

- make subagents work for you, to look at a problem from a different angle (and/or from within a different LLM altogether)

- be always critical and dig deeper if you have the feeling that something is off or doesn't make sense

- good documentation helps the machine as well as the human

And the list goes on.

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