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clarifying quick start directions #51

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also made small edits to system reqs doc and intro

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juntao commented Aug 26, 2024

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Summary:

This patch primarily focuses on enhancing the documentation and user interface of GaiaNet. The changes made are commendable, including updates to guides for better readability and clarity, addition of system requirements, and clarification about AI agent services. However, a potential issue was identified in the quick start guide where after starting the node, no clear instruction is given on how to access and use the publicly available URL for the node.

The most important findings include:

  1. The introduction and quick start guides have been updated with clearer instructions and enhanced explanations, improving overall documentation quality.
  2. A new section has been added in the quick start guide about system requirements which is a significant enhancement.
  3. The user interface wording has been made more accurate and concise.
  4. Clarifications about AI agent services were provided, explaining that GaiaNet is an alternative to OpenAI and can be customized with fine-tuned models and domain knowledge.
  5. An error in the system requirements page was corrected.
  6. Additional resources for users, creators, and those interested in running GaiaNet nodes have been provided in the documentation.
  7. The steps for stopping a node have been simplified to gaianet stop. However, it is important to note that without clear instructions on how to access and use the publicly available URL for the node after starting it, users may encounter difficulties interacting with their GaiaNet nodes effectively.

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Commit ad9c08f7b6d00bf64a9ae5058933282e56c4dc12

Key Changes:

  1. Documentation Updates:

    • The introduction and quick start guides have been updated to include clearer instructions, improve readability, and provide more detailed explanations.
    • A new section has been added in the quick start guide about system requirements with a table outlining minimum specifications for different systems (OSX with Apple Silicon, Ubuntu Linux 20.04 with Nvidia CUDA 12 SDK, and Azure/AWS).
  2. Modifications to User Interface:

    • The wording has been changed in various sections of the documentation to make it more accurate and concise.
    • For instance, "Each GaiaNet node provides a web-based chatbot UI." is now "Each GaiaNet node provides: a web-based chatbot UI [Chat with a GaiaNet node]".
  3. Clarification on AI Agent Services:

    • The documentation clarifies that 100% of today's AI agents are applications in the OpenAI ecosystem, and GaiaNet is an alternative to OpenAI.
    • It also explains how each GaiaNet node can be customized with a fine-tuned model supplemented by domain knowledge which eliminates generic responses many have come to expect.
  4. Improved System Requirements:

    • The system requirements page has been updated to correct the spelling of "Supproted" to "Supported".
  5. Steps in Quick Start Guide:

    • In the quick start guide, additional steps have been added for prerequisites (system requirements) and how to stop a node.
  6. Additional Resources:

    • The documentation now provides more resources for users, creators, and those interested in running GaiaNet nodes, such as customizing nodes, registering and joining the GaiaNet protocol network, protecting the node server, and managing multiple nodes on a single machine.

Commit ed022330f1a0f56ac881712be4ffc8ff7188b628

  1. The patch updates the documentation in "docs/node-guide/quick-start.md".
  2. In the updated guide, after starting the node, a public URL for the node is printed which can be opened in a browser to view node information and chat with the AI agent on the node.
  3. The section about stopping the node has been condensed from multiple lines of code to a single command: gaianet stop.


```
gaianet start
```

Upon a successful start, the command prints a public URL for the node. You can open a browser to that URL to see the node information and then chat with the AI agent on the node.
5. A successful start prints a public URL for the node. Opening a browser to that URL will display the node information and allow you to chat with the AI agent on the node.
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I think it shouldn't be concluded as a list. After the gaianet start, the process of starting a node is done.

@alabulei1 alabulei1 merged commit 9b1caad into main Aug 29, 2024
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