I write mostly in F#, which is considerably more niche than its C# brother. I've found that models have far less built-in "support" for libraries in F#, and I often have to spend a lot of time correcting code because the model hallucinates library usage.
I've tried a couple of methods for importing the documentation for a library, with not-very-good results. The best so far has been using jina.ai to crawl a documentation website and reduce the output to markdown.
It would be great if this guide addressed the issue, so that languages with less representation in the training corpus can benefit from assisted programming. I'm especially interested if this has been solved already.
Thanks for the great guide otherwise. 🙏
I write mostly in F#, which is considerably more niche than its C# brother. I've found that models have far less built-in "support" for libraries in F#, and I often have to spend a lot of time correcting code because the model hallucinates library usage.
I've tried a couple of methods for importing the documentation for a library, with not-very-good results. The best so far has been using jina.ai to crawl a documentation website and reduce the output to markdown.
It would be great if this guide addressed the issue, so that languages with less representation in the training corpus can benefit from assisted programming. I'm especially interested if this has been solved already.
Thanks for the great guide otherwise. 🙏