How CURA Works Under the Hood
•By Anonymous
Introduction
Mindify Lab’s CURA (Contextual Understanding & Reasoning Agent) is more than just a language model—it’s a hybrid system designed to deeply understand your codebase, maintain context across sessions, and provide actionable insights.
CURA’s key strengths:
- Contextual Awareness: It tracks file structure, dependencies, and your project’s state.
- Reasoning Engine: It applies symbolic reasoning to validate assumptions and catch edge cases.
- Human-like Explanations: It generates responses that bridge the gap between code and concept.
Core Architecture
1. Contextual Encoder
- What it does: Ingests your project’s files, open editors, and recent commits.
- How it works:
- Tokenizes file contents with syntax-awareness.
- Embeds repository metadata (e.g., Git history, issue tracker data).
- Produces a unified context vector.
2. Reasoning Module
- What it does: Applies multi-step logical reasoning to the context vector.
- How it works:
- Uses a symbolic verifier to check for common pitfalls (e.g., memory leaks, race conditions).
- Runs a constraint solver to propose minimal, safe changes.
- Integrates domain-specific heuristics (e.g., React hook cleanup patterns).
3. Output Synthesizer
- What it does: Crafts human-readable explanations and code suggestions.
- How it works:
- Leverages a fine-tuned GPT backbone for natural language generation.
- Merges symbolic recommendations back into code snippets.
- Formats responses with inline code blocks and references.
Example Workflow
import { CURA } from "@mindify-ai/cura";
(async () => {
const analysis = await CURA.analyze({
prompt: "Why am I seeing a memory leak when switching React routes?",
context: {
files: ["App.jsx", "Routes.jsx"],
hooks: ["useEffect", "useLayoutEffect"],
},
});
console.log(analysis.insights);
})();