Re: Trying to write a RAG chunker for Groovy

Hi Blake, I think AST transformation can help you. Cheers, Daniel Sun On 2025/04/06 23:49:21 Blake McBride wrote: > Greetings, > > I am trying to write a RAG chunker for Groovy. This is used to (essentially) > train an AI/LLM on my code base so that the AI/LLM can help me with my Groovy

Re: Trying to write a RAG chunker for Groovy

Hi Blake, In my understanding of LLMs, they don't need a parser at all, embeddings work on the text. There are experiments for embedding AST nodes (code2vec, code2seq) but what people usually do is to just treat code as any other piece of text. On Mon, 7 Apr 2025 at 01:49, Blake McBride wrote:

Re: Launching a javafx application from a groovy script

I figured out a workaround: 1. Detect the OS and architecture and set the classifier based on that 2. Use Grape.grab instead of @Grab to download the platform implementation explicitly 3. Use the main method of the Application instead of explicitly calling Application.launch(..) to make the

Launching a javafx application from a groovy script

Hi, I have a javafx application published to a nexus server that I want to launch from a groovy script. The application has javafx jar defined as compileOnly (provided in maven lingo) so javafx must be added to the classpath. When i use a full jdk that includes javafx the applicaton works g

Re: Trying to write a RAG chunker for Groovy

RAG: - You feed blocks of text into an LLM and receive embeddings (numeric vectors) - You store the embeddings and the block of text in a local database that handles vectors - You create a query, send it to the LLM and get the embedding for it. - You feed the embedding of your query into your