Dear Kursat,

First,

Could you inform me whether your team's product is free and open-source?

Second,

I wanted to update you that I've manually added the Ocelot Guru to Gurubase.

Good!

Ocelot Guru uses the data from this repo and data from the docs to answer questions by leveraging the LLM.

If the LLM is directed to read the official HTML documentation from Read the Docs, that's acceptable. However, our repository's Discussions also contain valuable and official answers amidst some less useful content. Are there plans to direct the LLM to additionally read the Discussions?

Thanks for the review.

• As of today, Gurubase is not an open-source project, but it is also not commercial.
• Ocelot Guru generates answers based on the official docs and the README. We have plans to use GitHub issues and discussions, but it is still in the idea stage.

As of today, Gurubase is not an open-source project, but it is also not commercial.

However, you are planning to commercialize it, correct? I would prefer to make the PR draft until your final business decision is made. As an OSS product, Ocelot can have refs to open-source libraries and products. We review products that have an OSS version; it appears acceptable for the product to be commercial as long as it has an OSS plan.

Currently, we are facing issue with old IdentityServer4 reference, has critical vulnerabilities associated with Ocelot on GitHub. However, the previous development team suggested migrating to the next IdentityServer product that offers an open-source software plan from the @DuendeSoftware organization. Since Ocelot does not have direct dependencies on this library, the migration work is ongoing and is not considered critical, as we only utilize IdentityServer4 references in our testing projects.

I can't provide promises for the future of course, but even if we convert it to a commercial product, I strongly believe that charging open-source projects wouldn't be a good pricing strategy.

Ready for Review

...due to the merging of README.md file, which will be updated in the .NET 9 milestone.

Approved by @RaynaldM ✅

• Linkedin Post

Hello @raman-m,

We recently released the embeddable "Ask AI" widget, which allows you to integrate your Guru’s Q&A capability into websites, documentation, and more.

The installation process is straightforward, as explained in this GitHub repository.

You can see it in action on the Anteon and NetAlertX websites.

@kursataktas Thanks! Good to know! Very nice widget...
However, I am unsure how to utilize the widget in Ocelot, as our project is purely backend. Perhaps it could be implemented as a custom widget in Read the Docs documentation? However, this would require front-end development...

@kursataktas Thanks! Good to know! Very nice widget... However, I am unsure how to utilize the widget in Ocelot, as our project is purely backend. Perhaps it could be implemented as a custom widget in Read the Docs documentation? However, this would require front-end development...

I can add it to the documentation website and open a PR if you’d like. How does that sound?