Would Unity provide access to the embeddings they’ve probably made of the documentation?
Or, at least provide access to documentation in a more accessible/flat format so we can do chunking/embeddings ourselves? With Cohere I think its like ten dollars to get embeddings of literally gigabytes of text, OpenAI probably similar.
You can probably just zip the whole unity docs (local copy) and feed it to ChatGPT 4 interpreter and have it create a text file out of it. then use text generation webui https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui and use the superbooga extension for vector search. I would suggest a good model like vicuna 7B or 13B is you have 12GB vram
OH my god you’re right, its literally an installer module in the Hub 
that dumps HTML files to
C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\2022.3.5f1\Editor\Data\Documentation\en\Manual
Here’s the official offline zip from unity https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/OfflineDocumentation.html
For what its worth, Cursor, the ai-centric fork of VSCode, seems to have unity documentation baked in if you use @Unity in your “conversation” with its chatbot.
Hi! We are not fully sure what you are referring to, providing API or plugin access to our system is something we are considering but what I’d like to understand is whether you are requesting the ability to ingest resources or referring to something else? Pls share! 
@BackgroundMover