> Something specifically that could live outside the IDE for non-technical stakeholders or for generating documentations/summaries that Copilot doesn't prioriti

> Something specifically that could live outside the IDE for non-technical stakeholders or for generating documentations/summaries that Copilot doesn't prioritise. I think the terminology might be a bit confusing here. You’re thinking of Copilot the CLI tool, the version that integrates with VS Code and also runs standalone. I’m talking about GitHub.com’s Copilot - the one built directly into the site itself. If you visit GitHub, you’ll see a small Copilot icon that lets you chat with any repository: https://imgur.com/a/QpJAL8t https://imgur.com/a/QpJAL8t You could definitely still explore this as a quality learning experience. But as something you can monetize, it’s going to be a very steep uphill battle. I’ve worked at a couple of organizations that have LLM-driven knowledge bases with connectors for Slack, Notion, and all of their private GitHub repositories, and they’re already using them to onboard new devs. It's just a very competitive space.