# Context:
USER: improve the first para
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docs/ctags.md
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# Using ctags to help GPT-4 understand an entire repo
GPT-4 is great at coding, but it's hard to work with it to make
modifications inside a large code base.
GPT can't really understand and navigate more code than can fit
in its context window.
And many
common types of code changes will need knowledge and context from
multiple files strewn about the repo.
A new experimental feature of `aider` uses `ctags` to give GPT a
**repo map**, so that it can better understand and navigate larger repos.
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# Enhancing GPT-4's understanding of entire repos using ctags
While GPT-4 excels at coding tasks, it struggles with making modifications within large code bases. Its limited context window prevents it from understanding and navigating code beyond its capacity. Many common code changes require knowledge and context from multiple files scattered throughout the repo. To address this issue, `aider` introduces an experimental feature that utilizes `ctags` to provide GPT with a **repo map**, enabling it to better comprehend and navigate larger repositories.
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# Context:
USER: improve the para starting "Of course for large repos"
ASSISTANT: ```markdown
docs/ctags.md
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Of course, for large repos even their map might be too large for
the context window.
But this mapping approach enables
collaboration with GPT-4 on larger code bases
than was previously possible.
And it reduces the need to manually curate which files to add
to the chat, giving GPT itself more ability to identify which files
are relevant to the task at hand.
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Of course, for large repositories, even their map might be too large for the context window. However, this mapping approach significantly improves collaboration with GPT-4 on larger codebases compared to previous methods. It also minimizes the need for manual curation of files to add to the chat, empowering GPT to autonomously identify relevant files for the task at hand.
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