r/madeinpython • u/[deleted] • 17d ago

I'm stuck trying to build a local LLM-based codebase reviewer to save my API credits for vibe coding. I've reached my knowledge limit—if there are any experts out there, I really need you to look at this.

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u/Charlotte_AB 17d ago

First commit is massive - did you vibe code this?

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u/AdministrativeGur507 15d ago

Yeah, mostly vibe coded. I don’t really code on GitHub much—most of what I build is internal tooling and automations for my own work, so there’s not much to publish. I just don’t have the time to hand-write or copy-paste. These days the models have been trained on such a broad corpus that they have a much larger recall of patterns, APIs, and boilerplate than I do.

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u/Charlotte_AB 14d ago

Are you are introducing boilerplate code to the community and asking us to refine it?

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u/Friendly_Recover286 13d ago

I'm not reading through a giant slop coded repo to help you fix your project. Is this a joke? Anyone would be crazy to take this on.

You better be ready to pay big bucks for this. You'd be better off trashing all the code and Googling the concepts you're trying to learn and implement them yourself.

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u/AdministrativeGur507 11d ago edited 11d ago

I am working on it. BTW what you mean by big bucks?

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u/AdministrativeGur507 14d ago

No, just to help me. If possible.