I my understanding, the simplest way to get a coding agent provide better assistance to a very specific product like telerik blazor, is by just providing the documentation.
My first experiments with the telerik mcp server are not succesful. I would think that linking the full documentation directly to the coding agent can seriously lead to better results.
AI Coding agents are doing a great job with more standard frontend framework like react, they seem to be common knowledge. We know that Blazor and in particular Telerik blazor is a niche product (not only niche, but also NICE), so coding agents needs to have clear instructions on everything.
Of course, i don't know how your documentation system works, and how easy it would be to generate .md files from this?
Thanks for looking into this matter
Don't hesitate to contact me directly for further questions or whatsoever.
warm regards
paul
Hello Paul,
We are currently working on an algorithm that will produce a single plain text file with our full Telerik UI for Blazor documentation. We will use it for AI model training.
On the other hand, using such a file to provide additional context to specific AI prompts may result in undesired effects:
Currently, our AI Coding Assistant performs a vector / similarity search based on your prompt and returns several specific snippets from our documentation that may be most relevant. These snippets provide additional context to the AI model. That's why it will be beneficial for us if you provide:
Regards,
Dimo
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