Documentation Topics
Step‑by‑step instructions for installing the wrapper on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Includes prerequisite checks, npm/yarn commands, and verification of a successful deployment.
Comprehensive catalog of REST and WebSocket endpoints, request/response schemas, authentication methods, and example payloads for extending AI Slop Shell functionality.
Guidelines for theming, layout adjustments, and component overrides using CSS variables, Sass modules, and the built‑in design system. Includes dark‑mode support and responsive behavior.
Recommendations for structuring commands, managing context, handling rate limits, and securing data. Includes tips on caching, lazy loading, and accessibility compliance.
A quick walk‑through that launches a sample app, activates the AI wrapper, and demonstrates a natural‑language command to create a report—all without writing code.
A searchable knowledge base covering installation errors, connectivity problems, permission warnings, and UI glitches, complete with log‑file examples and fix scripts.
Step‑by‑step tutorials for integrating with CRM systems, ticketing platforms, and CI/CD pipelines. Includes sample code snippets for webhook registration and data mapping.
Chronological list of version updates, feature rollouts, bug fixes, and deprecation notices. Each entry includes a short summary and a link to the detailed changelog.
Begin by opening a terminal in the root folder of the generic application you want to enhance. Run the following command to add the AI Slop Shell package as a development dependency:
npm install aislop-shell --save-dev
The installer pulls down the core wrapper, the AI‑model adapters, and a lightweight UI overlay. After the install finishes, confirm the package appears in your package.json under devDependencies. This step prepares the project for the next phase – configuring the wrapper to recognize the host application’s UI elements.
Why npm? The wrapper is built as a modular JavaScript library, which lets you integrate it into any web‑based or Electron‑based app without rebuilding the original codebase.