AI search that pulls from GitHub, docs and Stack Overflow
Set source filter to Reddit + HN + GitHub and Hobnob AI grounds every answer in real developer signal — not an AI-rewritten W3Schools page.
Forum-only mode
Skip the W3Schools / GeeksforGeeks slop. Get answers from people who actually shipped code.
Code citation
Every answer links back to the GitHub issue, docs page, or HN thread it came from.
Side-by-side library compare
'X vs Y in 2026' queries surface real user feedback, not vendor marketing.
Workflows
Debug a tricky error
- Set source filter to Reddit + HN + GitHub
- Paste the full stack trace
- Open the cited GitHub issues for full context
Pick a library
- Run 'X vs Y' query
- Scan TrustScore on each source
- Save thread to a folder for the project
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