i keep googling for pulumi questions and getting documentation that has code that flat out doesn't work. but my entire google search result seems to be flooded with these responses. new pulumi user here and it's creating a pretty sour first impression.

There is a vpc property on awsx.ecs.Cluster, pre-0.40.1. To see it now, look at awsx.classic.ecs.Cluster. This isn't documentation: it's poetry made up by a robot. If you ask an "AI" a question like this, you have to be prepared to debug it. It is not definitive, it's not curated, and it's not documentation.

thanks. I didn't ask an AI (the first) question, I just googled a simple question and all the results came from pulumi and seemed pretty authentic.

If anyone from Pulumi docs can point us at the AWSX classic pacakge, that'd be helpful. I can't see it in the registry, maybe it's deliberately excluded?

i think that'd be a great idea

The URL on that page has "/ai/" in it, and the questions and answers are written in a conversational style. Which are good hints, but obviously not enough to be clear. There should be a warning banner on this sort of answer: generated by AI, use at your own risk.

when i search "pulumi create loadbalancer in vpc" the first 5 results are pulumi's AI generated documentation, and the 6th is real pulumi docs

Yea. that's not ideal.

@little-cartoon-10569 Yeah this isn't the first time I have seen that feedback. The other times I heard that feedback was also from new users. It is indeed providing a poor experience. cc @miniature-musician-31262

dont know if this is helpful to you but you can add

-site:pulumi.com/ai

to your google search and it will automatically exclude the ai results

thanks, that's a good tip