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how are "knowledge packs" different than just the package's README ? (if present and well written, it should be as usable to devs as to an LLM, if not, maybe co
by mentalgear 2y ago
how are "knowledge packs" different than just the package's README ? (if present and well written, it should be as usable to devs as to an LLM, if not, maybe consider letting the LLM write it's own "Readme" for a package on the hub be scanning source/types of the package)
- sestinj 2y agoI'd say rules are quite similar to a README, just tailored to LLMs, which often benefit from slightly different information than a human would. One way to think about the difference is that we as developers have the chance to build up memory/context over time, whereas LLMs are "memoryless" so you want to efficiently load all of the necessary high-level understanding. > consider letting the LLM write it's own "Readme" for a package on the hub be scanning source/types of the package This is something we're looking to ship soon
- bhouston 2y agoI agree with you on the READMEs. In response to his suggestion that I write a blog post on the idea of knowledge packages, I just spend the last 30 minutes aligning on your suggestion by coincidence. Written up here: https://benhouston3d.com/blog/crafting-readmes-for-ai https://benhouston3d.com/blog/crafting-readmes-for-ai
- sestinj 2y agowow that was fast—some gems in there