Introducing PyO3 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 PyO3 Guru to Gurubase. PyO3 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 "PyO3 Guru", which highlights that PyO3 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 PyO3 Guru in Gurubase, just let me know that's totally fine.

[davidhewitt]

Thanks very much for the PR here. While I wish you the best in what you're building, I would prefer not to advertise the PyO3 Guru on the PyO3 readme:

• It is actually a very useful source of feedback for us as maintainers if users ask us questions; it helps us identify what APIs are confusing and what we need to make better. I would prefer not to offload this to an LLM.
• Gurubase is an unaffiliated product to the work we do in this repo, and as we ourselves can't vouch for it it feels incorrect to direct users to use it.

[kursataktas]

Thank you for the review, @davidhewitt

We're planning to release a feature that will allow repository maintainers to manage their Gurus on Gurubase. This will let you edit data sources and view analytics on the types of questions users are asking, among other insights. Do you think this would address the concern you mentioned?

[davidhewitt]

While giving maintainers control and analytics of their Gurus seems welcome, it is still not currently a tool that I'd be seeking to leverage.