A developer released aimake 2.0, an open-source incremental build system for AI/ML pipelines, on GitHub. It builds a dependency graph over pipeline stages (data, preprocessing, model, embeddings, prompts, evals, reports) and uses SHA-256 content fingerprints to rerun only what changed. The tool targets the common pain of rerunning entire pipelines after a single-stage change.
aimake is an open-source incremental build system, like make for AI apps. It models pipelines (dataset, preprocessing, embeddings, prompt, eval) as dependency graphs, fingerprints inputs by content, and rebuilds only affected steps. Built with Claude Code, it targets developers of AI/RAG pipelines who want to avoid unnecessary reruns.
aimake is an open-source incremental build system, like make for AI apps. It models pipelines (dataset, preprocessing, embeddings, prompt, eval) as dependency graphs, fingerprints inputs by content, and rebuilds only affected steps. Built with Claude Code, it targets developers of AI/RAG pipelines who want to avoid unnecessary reruns.
A developer shares a technique called revision prompting for LLM pipelines: when input changes slightly, instead of re-running the full prompt, send the old input/output plus a diff and ask for a patch to the output. This reduces cost and keeps unchanged parts identical. The write-up is at revisionprompting.info.
A developer shares a technique called revision prompting for LLM pipelines: when input changes slightly, instead of re-running the full prompt, send the old input/output plus a diff and ask for a patch to the output. This reduces cost and keeps unchanged parts identical. The write-up is at revisionprompting.info.
A technique called revision prompting reduces output token generation by 2-10x in repeated-prompt pipelines by sending the old input/output plus a diff and asking for a patch. It exploits the fact that prefill is cheaper than decode, keeping untouched output byte-identical.
A technique called revision prompting reduces output token generation by 2-10x in repeated-prompt pipelines by sending the old input/output plus a diff and asking for a patch. It exploits the fact that prefill is cheaper than decode, keeping untouched output byte-identical.
A developer tool that gathers a project's codebase into a compact context and compresses it, allowing users to switch between AI coding tools without losing project context. It reduces repeated setup and costs by avoiding overlapping tool subscriptions.
A developer tool that gathers a project's codebase into a compact context and compresses it, allowing users to switch between AI coding tools without losing project context. It reduces repeated setup and costs by avoiding overlapping tool subscriptions.
AICurt is a lightweight Python toolkit that simplifies text pre-processing for AI workflows, including steps needed before sending data to LLMs, embedding systems, or retrieval pipelines. It solves the problem of repetitive, complex data preparation for developers building AI applications.
AICurt is a lightweight Python toolkit that simplifies text pre-processing for AI workflows, including steps needed before sending data to LLMs, embedding systems, or retrieval pipelines. It solves the problem of repetitive, complex data preparation for developers building AI applications.