Getting help

AyMON is looked after by one person. Questions are welcome, and so is patience: the order below is the fastest way to an answer.

1. Search this site

The search box at the top covers every guide and every example's README. Most questions about how something works are answered in the example that uses it — every example says what it teaches in its first lines.

2. Ask your own AI assistant, with the whole site attached

Every page of this site is also in one text file:

• llms-full.txt — every guide and example README, ready to paste or attach
• llms.txt — a short index of the same pages

Give llms-full.txt to Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant and ask your question in your own language. It is usually the quickest way to find which example shows what you need, or to explain an XML attribute you met in one.

Note

An assistant can be wrong. If an answer does not work when you run it, the example's own files and its log are the truth — and that is a good question to bring to step 3.

3. Ask in Discussions

Discussions → Q&A — English or Turkish (Türkçe sorular da olur). Say which example, which platform, which engine build (AyXDB -? prints it) and paste the lines of the project's log\ that show the problem. Remove passwords and connection strings first.

Questions are read about once a week. When a question shows that a page is missing something, the page gets fixed — so the next person finds it in step 1.

4. Something is broken

An example that does not do what its README says, or an engine error, goes to Issues.

A security problem does not go to Issues or Discussions — see Security.

Commercial use

A licence for a real plant, support with a deadline, or a protocol AyMON does not speak yet: licensing@aymon.ca. Anything else: support@aymon.ca.