What percent of top 1,000 startups do you think have not tried dumping their whole codebase into an LLM and asked it what it thinks about the overall architecture?

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chatgpt estimates 5-10% he

RepoPrompt is a great app (I paid 200 USD for) that lets you manage context windows/filesystem way better than just chat or cursor

Probably a very low percentage. 

Context windows are limited. 

And er, if proprietary, many are worried re: compliance and if it ever gets used to train. People just don’t trust what is stated in terms

context windows are 1M tokens, that's not a lot of code when it comes to real world usage imho