Readme: Brought "Knowledge" ahead of "Skills" #1311
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For someone training their models, the most **common use case** is creating knowledge - and not skills. Knowledge QNAs have strict requirements, needs schema version 3 - and an interested party can be misled with the "skills" examples. This commit brings Knowledge QNA ahead of Skills, highlight the difference between them - and also highlights the context and qna pair requirements. Signed-off-by: Rodrigo Freire <[email protected]>
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Thank you for this, but we are attempting to migrate to docs.instructlab.ai. This rewrite maybe worth looking at that repo instead |
Hello, Asghar! Thanks for your review. I'll be definitely doing it - already forked it and will propose the changes over there too. Meanwhile, can you approve this PR for this repo, hoping to help our users? I took issue on the thing because of the amount of time that I lost figuring out the qna :-) Best regards,
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For someone training their models, the most common use case is creating knowledge - and not skills. Knowledge QNAs have strict requirements, needs schema version 3 - and an interested party can be misled with the "skills" examples.
This commit brings Knowledge QNA ahead of Skills, highlight the difference between them - and also highlights the context and qna pair requirements.
signed-off-by: [email protected]