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Large Language Models (LLMs) are powerful tools for exploring and learning about Tilebox. This section explains how to provide them with Tilebox-specific context for tailored, relevant and up-to-date responses. |
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AI assistants and Large Language Models (LLMs) can answer questions, guide you in using Tilebox, suggest relevant sections in the documentation, and assist you in creating workflows.
Download the complete Tilebox documentation as a plain text file to share with your AI assistant or language model.The full content of the Tilebox documentation is available in plain markdown format at https://docs.tilebox.com/llms-full.txt. Upload this document to your AI assistant or LLM to provide it with Tilebox-specific context.
The [Documentation Context](https://docs.tilebox.com/llms-full.txt) is updated whenever the documentation changes. If you download the file, refresh it occasionally to stay up-to-date.After you upload the Documentation Context to your AI assistant or LLM, you can ask it questions and receive tailored, up-to-date responses.
Here's an example prompt to get you started.
Generate a script that
- Creates a cluster
- Configures console logging
- Contains a Fibonacci calculator workflow that is using a local filesystem cache.
Make sure you get task dependencies right.
Make sure to only print the final result as the last step of the workflow.
Write logs to let us know what is happening.
- Submits a job for the number 7
- Starts a processing runner
Do not invent APIs. All available Tilebox APIs are documented.Claude 3.5 Sonnet is a great choice for an AI assistant for using Tilebox. To provide Claude with Tilebox-specific context, create a new project, and upload the llms-full.txt as project knowledge. You can then ask questions or use it to generate scripts.
Experiments with GPT-4o have shown mixed results. While it effectively answers questions, it has difficulties generating workflow scripts, often misapplying or inventing APIs. Consider using Claude 3.5 Sonnet for a better experience.