@ManicNovaSoft Yes it does, on multi-step dependency questions! Across 42 runs, Claude Code got all of them fully correct when it used Nebulosity, compared to 29 when it didn’t.
I built Nebulosity to give Claude Code a map of how a big codebase connects.
It indexes every import in advance, so questions that span many files take a single tool call.
In my tests, Claude Code answered those up to 4.4× faster.
Free and open source.
https://t.co/qVId8wHlI3
Shoutout to the cracked engineers from Waterloo @AThoduvakkal@DevHamzaKhan@andrewl746 & Daniel Lei!
Here's their hackathon submission: https://t.co/GDeunvfs2M
Toronto just released 4 free pre-approved multiplex designs. But does one actually fit your lot?
We built Suplex in 36 hours at Hack the Valley 11 to answer that for any address in the city.
Under the hood:
• A zoning rules engine that checked all 495,456 Toronto lots
• 11 City open datasets in one geospatial pipeline, all in metres
• A 3D scene in three.js
• Gemini only phrases the engine’s numbers, and a validator rejects any number it didn’t produce