Spinal: A near-instant, predictive surface for any codebase

5 comments

• hmartin 7 hours ago
  > Spinal is a new way to understand a codebase, how it's evolved, and the live changes streaming into it. It's ultra-low-latency, anticipates what you'll reach for next, and bubbles up the signals and insights that deserve your attention.

  Ok, but what is it?

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  • bluepoint 5 hours ago
    From them demo it looks like some search on structured data interface. So model the git data somehow and then index them?
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  • sublinear 5 hours ago
    this is zombo com
• veexx103 1 hour ago
  I didn't understand anything at all.
• beej71 6 hours ago
  I'm not sure why I instantly have these seemingly-unwarranted negative feelings toward this project.
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  • aix1 2 hours ago
    For me, the word salad on the front page isn't helping.
• bifftastic 2 hours ago
  OK so I'm supposed to know what a predictive surface is now?
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  • bot403 2 hours ago
    Well if you had a predictive surface you could have anticipated this product and already knew what it was.
• purplecats 6 hours ago
  "near-instant" what's that mean. nanoseconds, milliseconds, seconds, mins, hours, days
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  • aero_code 6 hours ago
    Sounds like milliseconds since the page says

    > Benchmarked on the Linux kernel's 1.48M commits, 96K files, our engine returns the first search results in under 20 ms.