I would think you would need a corpus of BASIC code to load into the context window. Maybe the M100SIG and Club 100 . Some of the better M100 programming books (Hidden Powers and Inside the Model 100)
As to assembly code I doubt it's going to be very good since there just isn't that much of it around. But there's a lot of C code. Maybe generate C subroutines then compile them with z88dk or another compiler. Or convert them to assembly yourself. I like the ideas of others as to making a local model. I think it would be neat to make a bad 80s programmer working in an archaic language for a vintage platform based on code people used to share freely. Seems like there's a thesis project for some student in that, reviving old sometimes abandoned hardware with new applications made with AI. I have use of Google Gemini and have had it generate decent embedded C code and a web app. I was able to get free access as a student since I am enrolled in classes at a community college. -- John. > >
