What it does
It helps you explore Github repositories so you do not have to spend as much time going through them to understand them.
How we built it
We utilized React with the MUI framework to build a webpage and perform API calls with axios. For the LLM, we used WizardCoder hosted on an ollama server (although we did not have the time to integrate it). We used Flask as a server. We utilized sqlite as the database and Postman to test the database.
Challenges and accomplishments
We did not have a clear idea of a project going into the hackathon so we spent a lot of time ideating. When we finally landed on a project idea, we spent some time coming up with something compatible with both a Mac and a Windows (the initial model we connected depended on a Python module that assumes CUDA which Mac does not have).
Generally the main challenge is the lack of time as the hackathon had many interesting and fun events such as the Design Thinking with Discover and we spent most of the time in the events learning lots of cool things.
We also struggled with dividing the work in the beginning, but eventually had one person on backend and one person on frontend. We were very precise about the contract between the backend and frontend, and collaborated on the database schema design so we ended up being able to work in parallel smoothly.
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