I made an AI powered technical writer
Hey HN! We've built an AI powered technical writer that allows you to automate creating comprehensive, MDX-formatted documentation with just a few clicks. How It Works: - Upload screenshots: Start by uploading screenshots of your product. - Describe features: Provide a brief description of the features you want documented. - Generate documentation: Our AI will analyze your inputs and automagically generate detailed documentation in MDX format. - Deploy instantly: With just one click, you can deploy your new documentation online. Continuous Integration: Automated updates: Integrate our npm…
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Hey HN! We've built an AI powered technical writer that allows you to automate creating comprehensive, MDX-formatted documentation with just a few clicks. How It Works: - Upload screenshots: Start by uploading screenshots of your product. - Describe features: Provide a brief description of the features you want documented. - Generate documentation: Our AI will analyze your inputs and automagically generate detailed documentation in MDX format. - Deploy instantly: With just one click, you can deploy your new documentation online. Continuous Integration: Automated updates: Integrate our npm package into your codebase to ensure your screenshots and corresponding documentation are automatically updated with every new release. We built this tool because we understand that outdated or slow-to-update documentation can significantly delay feature releases. We're a small team passionate about improving developer workflows and efficiency. Looking forward to your feedback and questions! PS: Did anyone else catch the eclipse yesterday? Our AI did—and even tried to document it in MDX. Guess it's true that not even the sun can hide from a good update!
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