Sourcewizard – A wizard for generating integration specs
Hey HN, Ivan here We just shipped the new web version of Sourcewizard — this time it’s not installing code, planning instead the entire integration so it works on the first try. Here's how it works: - Connect your repo - Pick any service eg: Sentry, Statsig, PostHog, Resend, Clerk - Sourcewizard deep-scans your codebase, figures out your architecture + workflows - Asks 3-6 questions about how you want to use the integration specifically in your codebase - Returns out a personalized plan: ready-to-paste prompt for Claude/Cursor We made this because we kept fighting with cursor when doing…
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Hey HN, Ivan here We just shipped the new web version of Sourcewizard — this time it’s not installing code, planning instead the entire integration so it works on the first try. Here's how it works: - Connect your repo - Pick any service eg: Sentry, Statsig, PostHog, Resend, Clerk - Sourcewizard deep-scans your codebase, figures out your architecture + workflows - Asks 3-6 questions about how you want to use the integration specifically in your codebase - Returns out a personalized plan: ready-to-paste prompt for Claude/Cursor We made this because we kept fighting with cursor when doing integrations and we decided to completely open-source it. For example you can implement Clerk auth and PostHog analytics in 10 minutes on the first attempt. Here's our website: https://sourcewizard.ai Twitter thread with screenshots & video: https://x.com/whysoslimm/status/1994501470398681299 The code is open source if anybody is curious: https://github.com/sourcewizard-ai/sourcewizard Would love for HN to break it, and hope this helps someone try on a service for size quickly :) May the force be with you: - Ivan (@ichebykin) - Lukas (@whysoslimm)
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