Introducing Ergo Guru on Gurubase.io

[kursataktas]

Hello team,

I'm the maintainer of Anteon. We have created Gurubase.io with the mission of building a centralized, open-source tool-focused knowledge base. Essentially, each "guru" is equipped with custom knowledge to answer user questions based on collected data related to that tool.

I wanted to update you that I've manually added the Ergo Guru to Gurubase. Ergo Guru uses the data from this repo and data from the docs to answer questions by leveraging the LLM.

In this PR, I showcased the "Ergo Guru", which highlights that Ergo now has an AI assistant available to help users with their questions. Please let me know your thoughts on this contribution.

Additionally, if you want me to disable Ergo Guru in Gurubase, just let me know that's totally fine.

[CLAassistant]

All committers have signed the CLA.

[halturin]

Hi

Thanks for the contribution. I'll try to use it for some period of time before adding this link. Just need to make sure it really provides the correct recomendations. And for sure, would be great to see a feedback from the users.

[kursataktas]

Hey everyone, have you had a chance to check this out?

[4xlan]

Hey everyone, have you had a chance to check this out?

Just tried it with the relatively silly question, despite the response time, it answered pretty descriptive and understandable. Now I know why my previously opened discussion here was a nonsense.

But it will be good if someone also will doublecheck the answer whether it is correct or not.

[camstuart]

I just tried it and ran into these issues:

1. I wasn't able to to use SHIFT+ENTER to add a multiline prompt (I wanted to add the cli command I had used to create my ego app)
2. I got this response: "Ergo Guru doesn't have enough data as a source to generate a reliable answer for this question."

[kursataktas]

I just tried it and ran into these issues:

1. I wasn't able to to use SHIFT+ENTER to add a multiline prompt (I wanted to add the cli command I had used to create my ego app)
2. I got this response: "Ergo Guru doesn't have enough data as a source to generate a reliable answer for this question."

Thanks for the review, @camstuart.

We position Gurubase as a learning assistant rather than a coding assistant. For this reason, we initially thought multi-line input would be unnecessary, as we expect queries like "What is ...?" or "How to do ...?" rather than "What is the bug in this code?" However, we can add multi-line support if needed. I just wanted to clarify the purpose of the tool to avoid any misunderstandings.

When Ergo Guru cannot find a reliable source to generate answers for a query, it responds with this message to prevent providing inaccurate answers. This is part of our hallucination protection mechanism.