I've been working on this project since last December! It's still at an early stage, so there are many bugs to fix, but it has finally reached a presentable form and I would like some feedback! What do you think? Are there any similar incremental semantic parsers out there? Could incremental parsing emerge as an important way of language interpretation as developers rely more and more on LLMs? (Confession: while the architecture was designed by hand, since the semester started I have relied heavily on Claude to extend the supported SQL subset.)
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