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Comments on Hacker News are where much of the real value lies. Technical experts, industry veterans, and informed community members share insights, corrections, and perspectives that often rival or surpass the original submissions. The Context7 Hacker News server makes it easy to access and explore these rich discussion threads.
Each comment on Hacker News has a unique identifier. To access a specific comment, you can request it directly by its ID. This returns structured information including the comment text, author, timestamp, score, and importantly, references to parent comments and child replies. This data structure allows you to understand both what was said and where it fits within the larger conversation.
You can ask your AI assistant something like "Get comment 12345678 from Hacker News" and receive the complete comment details. This is particularly useful when you have a direct link to a comment or are following up on a specific discussion point.
Comments on Hacker News are organized hierarchically, with replies nested under parent comments to create conversation threads. When you retrieve a comment, you'll receive information about its position in this tree structure, including references to any replies it has received.
To explore an entire discussion, start with a story's main comment thread and traverse down through the replies. The server provides parent-child relationships that let you reconstruct the full conversation flow, understanding how discussions develop and branch into subtopics.
Every story on Hacker News can have associated comments. When you retrieve a story, you'll receive a list of top-level comment IDs. These represent the root comments that start discussion threads. You can then request each of these comments individually to read the conversation.
For example, after asking for top stories, you might follow up with "Show me the comments on the top story" to dive into the discussion. This two-step process—first retrieving the story, then accessing its comments—mirrors how you would naturally browse Hacker News but provides structured data you can analyze or process.
When exploring lengthy discussions, start with the story itself to understand the context, then work through top-level comments before diving into deep reply chains. Remember that highly-voted comments often contain particularly valuable insights, and timestamps help you understand how discussions evolved over time.
The server returns all comment data in a structured format, making it easy to filter, search, or analyze discussions programmatically through your AI assistant.
The Context7 integration lets you retrieve and search through your product documentation, knowledge bases, and support content directly from your AI assistant, enabling you to quickly access technical information and provide accurate responses to customer inquiries.
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