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[jovial socket]

Built a Python tool that modularizes large files (CLI + GUI). Looking for an overall an overall feedback on my grouping logic and dependency handling. repo : https://github.com/Dhruv1240/python-modulizer-.git

[haughty sparrow]

@jovial socket

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[jovial socket]

please I need some reviews...

[light tree]

How do you pass in the API key?

[jovial socket]

In the gui

Or set it in the environment variables

[jovial socket]

Heuristics are more reliable so I won't recommend using ai assisted planning (i used gemini 2.5 pro and it hallucinated if u have a better model than u can use ai)

[light tree]

that model is hardcoded in there

[jovial socket]

yeah it is

[light tree]

you asked if we have a better model, then we can use ai. How do we set a better model when its hardcoded?

[jovial socket]

Uhhhh hang on

[jovial socket]

Try using the offline mode for now

[jovial socket]

I removed the hardcoded gemini fallback , now you can set any model you want from gui

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[jovial socket]

It's gonna close in a few mins ;-;

[grizzled fjord]

what is going to close in a few minutes?
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[jovial socket]

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[haughty sparrow]

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