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  1. @FelippeRegazio Cara nao sei a quem possa interessar isso mas como revisar codigo é impossivel agora eu tenho testado essa skill e tem me dado otimos resultados tanishqkancharla/diffmap

    18 likes · 2 reposts · 694 views
  2. This is pretty cool. maybe something that graphlin can build on as well royosherove/graphlin

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  3. if you're interested in a cloud hosting solution so you can securely share diffmaps with your team, please upvote this issue: diffmap#32 t.co

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  4. Diffmap is open-source and MIT licensed! Check it out tanishqkancharla/diffmap

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  5. introducing diffmap: a new document format for planning and reviewing agent code. The idea behind diffmap is letting you review the important design changes, not massive line diffs. "Write a diffmap spec for the changes on this branch. Use tanishqkancharla/diffmap" I've been working and iterating on this skill for more than 2 months! I use it every day for any big feature or refactor. Excited to finally make it public

    69 likes · 3 reposts · 2,561 views

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