Other LLM to create config files

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Does anyone know good pointers to read about creating configuration files using LLM? How about creating FreeBSD configuration files (or any application configuration files)?

Simple tests show that at least sometimes instructions given to the LLM how to create the config file should be improved. Is it possible to check if the config works and then instruct the LLM to re-create these config files after giving more instructions. The simple tests show that a feedback -system could help to improve the fine-tuning instructions given to the LLM and to ensure that the config works as expected. Are there any reinforcement learning cycles already tested, human monitored for example?

The LLM can be instructed by fine tuning and giving examples how to output data. For example config files.

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config files for what?
Base system FreeBSD default config is fine meaning you don't need to do anything.
I'd guess that 98% of FreeBSD users all they do is create a /etc/rc.conf to specify interfaces and what klds to load.
If you can read man pages, you don't need AI to load klds, enable zfs, set ethernet devices to DHCP.

It's not that difficult, I'd bet one would spend more time and energy "teaching" AI/LLB than it takes to manually create correct config by reading man pages or reading the Handbook.
 
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