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While provider and models can all be configured with env variables, it's not easy to find what name should be used for the env vars, and some aren't even in the documentation like GENAISCRIPT_IMAGE_MODEL.
It would be useful to have a documentation about the supported env variables.
In the same idea, not all helpers provided in the GenAIScript environment are documented, like the ShellHost that I found only by looking into the source code.
Helpers are an important part of the scripting environment, and it may be useful to regroup all of them in a dedicated section of the documentation (containers, fetch, host, etc) and add docs for ones that are missing.
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Okay, here’s my feedback on the issue, designed to be a helpful comment for the developer:
“This is a valuable observation. The lack of clear documentation regarding environment variables (specifically, examples and names like GENAISCIRT_IMAGE_MODEL) and the absence of documentation for host helpers (like ShellHost) significantly increases the onboarding friction for new users.
Grouping all helper functions – containers, fetch, host, etc. – into a dedicated section with clear documentation would be extremely beneficial. It’s a key area for improvement that would dramatically enhance usability.”
While provider and models can all be configured with env variables, it's not easy to find what name should be used for the env vars, and some aren't even in the documentation like
GENAISCRIPT_IMAGE_MODEL
.It would be useful to have a documentation about the supported env variables.
In the same idea, not all helpers provided in the GenAIScript environment are documented, like the
ShellHost
that I found only by looking into the source code.Helpers are an important part of the scripting environment, and it may be useful to regroup all of them in a dedicated section of the documentation (containers, fetch, host, etc) and add docs for ones that are missing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: