when working on say a python project how

[edgy steeple]

In some cases it can follow your imports to help and this is improving, but we are working on ways to let it rely on knowledge outside of whatever files you have locally -- I think ideally we can satisfy that use case without your intervention to feed it content

[rustic cedar]

Would there be some benefit to downloading a copy of the libraries docs into say a .docs/ directory or somethingM either user or API docs? So it is in the local space for the llm to scan?y concern there would be if it is in html
Though could make a script to convert to markdown

[edgy steeple]

I think we currently don't allow retrieval of arbitrary types of files when autocompleting for a given file type, so this wouldn't work (maybe @slow carbon or @gusty cove can confirm)

[slow carbon]

Yes in theory that might work depending on the doc format. Eg if they are markdown. You would want to enable codeium search for this and probably not save it in .docs with a . Since that will be ignored