At work we used to document our system setups in Confluence (as prose text with some config snippets). I've now started to use #Ansible instead for setting up systems. But the other devs don't know Ansible (and system setup is not our main task).
So, idea: use an LLM to generate Confluence-style docs from Ansible playbooks, so people can read them in the "old way"!
Bonus: allow changing the generated prose to edit the Ansible code...
#notEntirelyJoking #LLM #AI #IAC
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