Hello Mansour
>> "as a tool behind LLMs for analyzing documents and generating reports."
Yes, I agree with you, Also, In reality, Ring comes with features that encourage tools development
(1) Being lightweight, and have these pure-Ring libraries ---> Means we can create portable tools (Around 1 MB or less)
(2) The ability to create DSLs using nested braces (As in Ring Game Engine or WebLib HTML Generation) or using Natural Commands ---> Provide user friendly interface
Examples
(1) Instead of using a tool like wkhtmltopdf.exe (22 MB) to create reports, interested developers could create a lightweight reporting tool
(2) Instead of using a tool like Python Sphinix (documentation) and generating HTML/PDF, interested developers could create a tool that generate DOCX documentation
(3) Instead of using (Report Designer) tools, interested developers could just use (Word) to create report templates and fill it using code (WIP in DOCXLib)
(4) Libs like SVGLib could be used to create interactive visualization tools (like source code visualizaiton)
Summary: Libraries that provide us with quick power encourage us to think about advanced and useful ideas that are fun to develop
Greetings,
Mahmoud