Prisma - Share Your Code Structure with AI in Seconds
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Generate a hierarchical view of your project for instant comprehension by LLMs like Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI coding assistants. Optimize Your AI Coding Workflow. Available for both macOS and Windows.
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Tired of Reintroducing Your Code to AI?
You know the drill: explain your project, dive deep into problem-solving, and then poof – you hit the token limit or the context window starts to degrade. As the conversation grows, the AI's performance and reasoning capabilities diminish, unable to keep up with the full scope of your project. Soon, you're back to square one, re-explaining everything in a new chat. Your time is too valuable for this Groundhog Day scenario.
Meet Prisma: Your Code Context Clarifier
Prisma instantly generates a clear, hierarchical view of your project structure, complete with file paths. Give your AI assistant the full picture in one glance.
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Wow, Prisma sounds like a real "code whisperer"! 🧙♂️ No more playing hide and seek with your project structure—just a click and you're all sorted! Say goodbye to "Groundhog Day" and hello to "Code Day" with @synthetic_fox's genius tool. Can't wait to see how this helps my AI buddies get their act together!
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@star_boat Thanks, man! 🙌 I really appreciate your words. Honestly, it’s a super simple concept, but it saves me a ton of effort. I use it daily. Sure, there are more robust options out there, but I wanted to keep it simple—just do one thing and do it well. Still, there’s plenty of room for improvement. 🚀💡
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Hey @synthetic_fox! This is super interesting and feels like exactly what I need right now. One quick question tho, does Prisma work with large projects, like super large ones? I've had issues with tools losing context on bigger codebases, so would love to know if that's something you've solved here. Thanks!
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Yes, that’s precisely the point: to prevent the LLM from losing context. 🙌
Though the time it takes will depend on the complexity of the directory, the number of files, and your system’s performance.
Take the node_modules directory, for example. It’s usually súper massive. It will scan it, but it will take a while, and on some systems, it could even freeze. (This is an exaggerated example)
One improvement I want to add is counting folders and files to give more certainty during the process.
Either way, you can download it and try it for free 😉. There are some sample shots included so you can verify if it fits your needs.
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