Hi everyone, I recently joined solace-agent-mesh team.
In my experience from the previous month, to understand the code base of SAM is really challenging to me as a newbie and I am pretty sure it is a challenge as well for our community users and contributors.
Recently, I started to use llm.txt and llm_detail.txt under all directories to help me understand the code base quicker and better in terms of not only the code flow but also the hierarchical interaction/relationship amongst various components in the repo. Those files are specifically crafted for SAM repo and generated with the help of LLM.
So far those files have significantly boosted up my daily productivity. I encourage all newbies (like me) to take a breath and spend some time digging into those files.
Here is a screen shot just for fun:
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Thanks for sharing this tip Zhenyu!! I personally love using llm_details.txt I pass it on to my copilot or any AI code editor (e.g. Roo is one of my favourite these days) and I can just simply ask questions about the architecture to understand different ways I can use the prompt.
Another tip is I would ask an LLM to generate a prompt for me based on the llm.txt file too
