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Folks, please note that this proposal is designed to help end users who wish to use AI tools. For instance, so that when you use Cursor or vscode you can get go
by jph00 2y ago
Folks, please note that this proposal is designed to help end users who wish to use AI tools. For instance, so that when you use Cursor or vscode you can get good documentation about the libs you use when coding, for the LLM to help you better.
It’s not related to model training. Nearly all the responses so far are about model training, just like last time this came up on HN.
For instance, I provide llms.txt for my FastHTML lib so that more people can get help from AI to use it, even although it’s too new to be in the training data.
Without this, I’ve seen a lot of folks avoid newer tools and libs that AI can’t help them with. So llms.txt helps avoid lock-in of older tech.
(I wrote the llms.txt proposal and web site.)
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 2y agoThis sounds quite good in that case. I've been attempting to convert documentation into markdown to feed to the LLMs to get fresher/more accurate responses. In this case, we might need a versioning scheme. Libraries have multiple versions and not everyone is on the latest. I still need a way to point my LLM to the ver I'm actually using.
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