JohnTigue
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1 year ago The web UI for the wiki is good enough to get the job done. But for networkless word crafting, there is a crappy old Ruby-based tool, gollum, which can be used on localhost for editing the wiki. One edits markdown files in one's text editor of choice, and gollum – all running locally – will translate that into web pages on a localhost webserver. That's how to develop the text of the wiki locally. When you're happy: git add, git commit, git push, and your wiki updates are live on the wiki on GitHub. For more details, see Edit and review github wiki on your local machine.md
Stable Dock should have most of its documentation in its wiki: https://github.com/BrainTrustAI/stable_dock/wiki
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So, one page for how to spin up Stable Dock in your own AWS account. Then you have your own private AI tool bench. Next you need documentation for how to accomplish things at the workbench: generating images, training models, texturing meshes, etc.