Is there a pdf/structured file of the docs?

[aaronventure]

I'd like to do some chatbot testing with the newest open source models and if it works, I'll post a guide on how you can run this locally, for free, on your M1+ MacBook, or PC with sufficient VRAM (8GB+).

I'm aware there's some "docs building" happening for the web version of the docs, so I'd like to avoid having to script my own concatenation of all the markdown files and figuring out the best way to structure it if it already exists.

[d.healey]

@aaronventure Didn't someone already make a HISE GPT?

[aaronventure]

@d-healey It's in the cloud, requires paid OpenAI subscription and has mixed results at best.

[d.healey]

@aaronventure And it's pretty rubbish :)

[aaronventure]

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[d.healey]

@aaronventure No I meant the HISE GPT specifically was not very good.

[aaronventure]

@d-healey ah lmao

E: it's been a long day, I'm drunk on all the HISE fixes

, yeah it had mixed results at best. I could write functions if you reminded it strictly about the syntax, and for everything else it was just guessing.

It needs a proper finetune.

[d.healey]

@aaronventure Here I've combined all the markdown into one file - but I don't think that includes all the autogenerated documentation created from the source code.

combined.zip

[HISEnberg]

@d-healey Nice this documentation is great to have.

The HISE GPT is a bit better these days, especially for navigating the HISE docs. If you prompt it to check the HISE API on a specific subject, it will access it and give you a description of the what you are asking about. It is still quite prone to error and quite imperfect for generating code. For LAF it's okay.