no-js web accessible help

[kdmoyers]

The crashing weight of the llm revolution/tragedy has come to my company too, and it is a shame that the llms seem to have trouble accessing help info for winbatch. 

If you start at https://docs.winbatch.com/ you get the cool left side bar interface, which seems to baffle the llms.  I don't think they do the cool interface thing.

If you start at https://docs.winbatch.com/Contents.htm you can't actually penetrate to the content. there just don't seem to be any links inward.

I've seen https://docs.winbatch.com/mergedProjects/WindowsInterfaceLanguage/html/HTMLWIL_WIL001.htm
mentioned -- is this the best no-js entry point to recommend to the llms?

This icky future is here, and I hate to see us drift away from winbatch simply because the llms don't know it.  It doesn't matter to me, I already know it, but the junior programmers are lazy...

thanks in advance,
Kirby

[td]

Are you sure that JavaScript is the problem? It could just be the delay before the context sidebar is populated.

The big boys scan this Website and the Techsupport Website constantly, and they seem to grasp the WinBatch basics. I have been having some fun developing my own machine learning system, but have not tackled training the model with WinBatch scripts and documentation yet. Probability and information theory are enough to wrap my head around for now...

[td]

I didn't really answer your question so no guarantees but maybe give this link a try.

https://docs.winbatch.com/mergedProjects/WindowsInterfaceLanguage/html/HTMLWIL_M__003.htm

[bottomleypotts]

LLMs aren't coding because they are reading the manual. They're coding because they have examples. Until there is a tonne of well coded and commented on examples of winbatch, LLMs won't be able to help us.