

Nope, no joke. Ask your neighbors if they have ever heard of Amadeus (the company), and if they reply affirmatively, let me know.


Nope, no joke. Ask your neighbors if they have ever heard of Amadeus (the company), and if they reply affirmatively, let me know.


CoDoc (Co-packaged Documentation) is a standard advocating for colocating AI-optimized documentation next to the code installed for each software library used in your project.
Understand-Anything is a Claude Code plugin that maps your existing codebase into a knowledge graph.
They are complementary. Software libraries following CoDoc would supply additional files and directories for each dependency in your project enriching the output of the Understand Anything plugin.
I also understand that they solve different problems. CoDoc would allow an AI agent to operate in auto-pilot mode (with less AI slop) by having all the necessary context locally for all your project’s dependencies. CoDoc enables the AI agent.
Understand Anything maps your codebase to help you navigate and understand a complex codebase (it builds a JSON graph). Understand Anything enables the human software engineer.


They will retract the statement once data-center spending dries out ;)


They will retract the statement once data-center spending dries out ;)
The LLM provider/creator would have to disclose this. Easier said than done but you would need open-source models and not just open-weight models.


We now have more capable hardware and there are different needs and constraints for web-development.
I would recommend Qwen4-27B + CoDoc
What is CoDoc? Have a look at the recent post I published so that you have all context (no pun intended) ;)
IMO, massive costs savings ahead for those that adopt the set-up above.
Not surprised that your neighbors haven’t heard of them…
What really surprises me is your claim here: “any software engineer worth their salt has” heard of Amadeus. So the bar for being a competent software engineer is now name-recognition of a specific travel-tech company? Let me pass that to HR: “have you heard of Amadeus?” is going straight into our next interviews.
And as for your AI-generated diatribe claim, I invite you to look up the meaning of diatribe. A well articulated and thought-provoking post is not a diatribe.