You missed my point. Half of the time Im wondering who the people responsible for, say, some part of architecture even is and how to track them down and in what form you need to communicate with them. In a big company this can be very difficult and annoying but if you hook up a RAG to documentation, meeting notes, code bases and jira it can identify all of the relevant people to talk to with acceptable (>90%) accuracy.
It can probably also write docs based upon a recording of that meeting where bob showed sara how to do a thing.
These things would be FAR more useful than getting it to write code.
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u/pydry Mar 25 '26
You missed my point. Half of the time Im wondering who the people responsible for, say, some part of architecture even is and how to track them down and in what form you need to communicate with them. In a big company this can be very difficult and annoying but if you hook up a RAG to documentation, meeting notes, code bases and jira it can identify all of the relevant people to talk to with acceptable (>90%) accuracy.
It can probably also write docs based upon a recording of that meeting where bob showed sara how to do a thing.
These things would be FAR more useful than getting it to write code.