Take Chat-gpt as an example. It has access to documentation, so it helps a lot when learning microScript and APIs.
We need chat-gpt could also help when developing the project itself. But the problem is that it can't find the code via web search. Is there any way to make the project code available via web search? So that chat-gpt can read it. Maybe copy the code of projects to GitHub?
You can download the files and upload them to ChatGPT, or use GitHub Copilot. However, you may need to feed the MicroScript documentation to the AIs as well. If you have a paid OpenAI account, you can also use LangGraph to give the AI access to MicroStudio's API.
From some testing with GPT-4o, it seems to struggle with MicroScript syntax with the web search alone. I'll see if the MicroScript documentation is available as Markdown.
Update: the entire documentation is available on GitHub.
Yes. Thank you very much. I'm considering the option of installing a local version of microStudio and editing project files directly from VSCode. In theory, changes in the files should be immediately picked up by microStudio. GitHub-Copilot will be able to help with development + it seems to have access to Bing search - and through Bing search to microStudio documentation. + VSCode has all the “adult” development features. Such as code completion and all that.
Ideally, it looks like a good option. This approach should offset many limitations of microStudio's own code editor. Even if it doesn't work 100% now, microStudio can be improved to work much better with external editors like VS Code.
If I succeed, I'll probably write an article about this approach.
