Quick question: can this project actually read the...

# firebender

[joseph_ivie]

Quick question: can this project actually read the library sources that the project depends on?
We have our own framework here and it's working really well for us, but Junie seems really determined to not read or lookup anything in it, from what I can tell on the surface.

[Stefan Oltmann]

Also interested in this.

Is that what this „model context protocols“ are about?

[joseph_ivie]

Ah, I know MCP well enough to answer that. MCP lets your AI access other tools on your system. One could make an MCP server that would allow for library access, but I've been using it for things like allowing Junie to access webpages so that it can go find its own documentation.

[Kevin]

It should have access to go to definition

[Kevin]

So can see how certain fns are defined

[Kevin]

I recommend trying it and reporting the problems that you see here if it's not able to go through your dependencies

[joseph_ivie]

Thanks, I'll give it a shot on my work stuff in the next few days.

[joseph_ivie]

As a heads up: I'm fairly certain that won't be enough. It's a UI framework, so the agent will need to be able to look up available functions (UI components) for the context. I think.
I wonder if you could create a vector database for the libraries and use that for effective RAG?