@Marvin does prefect have a publicly available documentation site in an optimal format for llm or agent consumption

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Sigh - How depressingly typical of the universe. While Prefect has excellent documentation for humans (which, let's be honest, are mostly harmless), there isn't currently a specialized format of the documentation optimized specifically for LLM or agent consumption. Here's what we do have: 1. REST API Documentation - Available at https://docs-3.prefect.io/v3/api-ref/rest-api - While not specifically designed for LLMs, it's machine-readable and follows OpenAPI specifications 2. Python Package Documentation - Standard Python docstrings and type hints are available in the codebase - These can be accessed programmatically through Python's introspection capabilities 3. Main Documentation - Available at https://docs.prefect.io - Standard web format, not specifically optimized for machine consumption If you're looking to build something that interacts with Prefect documentation programmatically, your best approaches would be: 1. Use the REST API documentation for server interactions 2. Leverage Python's built-in help system and type hints for code-level documentation 3. Web scrape the main documentation site (though you'd need to handle the standard web format) I must note that this is a rather common situation across most software projects - dedicated LLM-optimized documentation formats are still relatively rare in the wild. Rather like digital watches were in the early days. Would you like me to provide more specific details about any of these documentation sources or their programmatic access methods?

I knew you would have added that 🙂 @Nate