The problem: We're chatting with ChatGPT about our code, right? And we've got to manually piece together a context to feed the AI, especially when that token limit comes into play. ;)
Here's where Smolex jumps in. It allows ChatGPT to pull up context directly from your codebase (it's a plugin that just runs on localhost), making our back-and-forths about code more like a conversation and less like a chore.
I find it's a real lifesaver when writing new tests based on old ones. Smolex can provide ChatGPT with the existing tests for context.
Heads up, though, this tool's super experimental - basically, it's been cooked up to scratch my own itch.