thomas

2025 is the year the user manual dies.

Don’t bother with writing user manuals anymore, nobody will read them. Write training documentation intended for front-end LLMs instead

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I wouldn't say it dies, but rather it evolves from a static document to a dynamic one. 
There's no shortage of front ends to choose from. Depending on the manual, I can see people uploading them to multiple of these for maximum exposure. For ease of accessibility, ChatGPT's frontend is fine , but if you want to fine tune it, there's options like help center

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Let me rephrase: the act of downloading a 300-page PDF document in which you have to ctrl-F whatever you’re trying to solve and parse through the multiple results to find the one that applies — is dying, in favor of asking embedded and purpose-trained LLMs how to do stuff

It doesn’t roll off the tongue as well but I think we’re saying the same thing eventually 😅

I wouldn't say it dies, but rather it evolves from a static document to a dynamic one. 
There's no shortage of front ends to choose from. Depending on the manual, I can see people uploading them to multiple of these for maximum exposure. For ease of accessibility, ChatGPT's frontend is fine , but if you want to fine tune it, there's options like help center
https://help.center/

I’m not sure — the software I have in mind is large ERP-type software that is licensed to corporate users.

They increasingly include a module that uses an LLM in the background (trained to the software features) to guide and answer questions from users.

So the users wouldn’t be accessing an LLM from the web, they interact with a wrapped LLM directly in the app

Is there a standard for websites to indicate that a page is designed for an LLM to read? Some meta in header and something in sitemap?

I just push the A/P button and it flies itself somehow

yeoro.eth → db.team → /slc → SuperBenefitDAO, All in For Sport → "purpose aligned networks of small autonomous teams”

2025 the year people break up with AI because they can’t build IKEA furniture

RIP to user manuals, the real victims of AI progress.