[icepat]

Exactly, yeah. And once you look over the Ansible, it's a good place to start and expand. I'll often have it emit hemlcharts for me as templates, then after the tedious setup of the helm chart is done, the rest of it is me manually doing the complex parts, and customizing in depth.

[fragmede]

Plus, it's a generic question; "give a helm chart for velero that does x y and z" is as proprietary as me doing a Google search for the same, so you're not giving proprietary source code to OpenAI/wherever so that's one fewer thing to worry about.

[icepat]

Yeah, I tend to agree. The main reason that I use AI for this sort of stuff is it also gives me something complete that I can then ask questions about, and refine myself. Rather than the fragmented documentation style "this specific line does this" without putting it in the context of the whole picture of a completed sample.

I'm not sure if it's a facet of my ADHD, or mild dyslexia, but I find reading documentation very hard. It's actually a wonder I've managed to learn as much as I have, given how hard it is for me to parse large amounts of text on a screen.

Having the ability to interact with a conversational type documentation system, then bullshit check it against the docs after is a game changer for me.