It would be helpful if you would produce a copy of the documentation in .txt format as a single page, so that we could feed it to the agents
John Haugeland is http://fullof.bs/
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Single page documentation to teach LLMs
no, they can't
if it's up there in html, they burn through enormous (expensive) context
it would really help to have a .txt version
if it's up there in html, they burn through enormous (expensive) context
it would really help to have a .txt version
John Haugeland is http://fullof.bs/
Here is an LLM-generated script for downloading and concatenating all the files, it recommends using Lynx or Pandoc to convert the HTML to Markdown.
neat. i can force my local instance to do the right thing.
if you could put the result up on your site, other peoples' claudes won't spend $15 reading your manual
if you could put the result up on your site, other peoples' claudes won't spend $15 reading your manual
John Haugeland is http://fullof.bs/
I think the challenging part would be automatically directing them in the right direction, but I'm surprised it takes that much! if anything, having a table of contents should allow them to zero-in on the correct section faster; I haven't see Claude Code in particular have any difficulty locating things in the docs.
The best place where to solve this would be upstream. There are several plugins already in development, and an upstream discussion.