There is no data carried over from Mutable if that's what you're referring to. Please refer to the final email sent to users which I don't have access to.
We previously launched Auto Wiki (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38915999) in Jan 2024 and broke the ground for AI generated wikis that explain your code. Now this product has been rebuilt by the same team, as well as others and launched as a part of Google. Hope you enjoy.
Although, I've recently moved on to working on Gemini and AI research, I'm still involved as an advisor and founder emeritus of sorts. This team moves extremely fast and while we don't have full availability yet, we're working hard on addressing some early feedback before we make it more widely available including for private repos. Personally, I think the NotebookLM integration is a nice touch and distinguishing factor that we could only do as Google.
Interesting direction. We also have a codebase chat (example here https://wiki.mutable.ai/ollama/ollama) that HN might find appealing. It uses a wiki as a living artifact owned by your team to power the chat, gives us increased context length and reasoning capabilities. We didn't really like the results we got with embeddings. Have been pretty thrilled with the results on Q&A, search, and even codegen (more on that soon).
Thanks! It's a multi stage process where we summarize the code and structure it into articles. We also do some self verification, for example checking for dead links.
It's funny to see this because from my perspective we've done this on a pretty scrappy budget. That said we're thinking of adding an open access for select repos. Why is logging in so terrible? We want to get to know our users.