Mar 25 • General discussion
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Claude Code: It's a full-blown agent. It can see my entire file directory/codebase, run terminal commands, and execute code. It automates context retrieval and code generation. Any prompts or docs I give it will be processed into its knowledge base. I think Claude Code can be better utilized because people spam it with prompts when you can build an entire automated testing suite, basically making it a QA engineer that tests code before I even ask it to. I think setting up guardrails is important to so Claude doesn't accidentally delete a very important database.
Google: Google Maps is basically a predictive mapping agent, calculating routes based on distance, location, real-time traffic data, even fuel efficiency, etc. It automates decision making processes and can give you the fastest route at a particular moment, according for public transport delays, etc. I can definitely do more with it because since Maps is integrated with Google Suite, you can have it integrated with your Google Calendar with the "remind me to leave" feature so you can go from home for work/school at variable times based on current traffic conditions.
YouTube: Youtube also has agentic features. There's an agent/algo that does vector search when I look up specific keywords so it can give me the best recommended result as the top video on the feed. It uses an LLM to parse audio -> text and then give an AI summary of a video so I don't have to watch the full thing. There's also a "Search in Video" AI feature that I haven't really used yet that also allows you to jump to parts of the video that mention specific topics.
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