@jitendraballa · X

u/Comprehensive-Bad-43 · Reddit

I got tired of documentation that lies, so I made docs that have to prove every sentence Founder here! Every codebase I have ever joined had the same problem: the docs describe the code as it was six months ago. Nobody updates them, because updating docs is the least rewarding job in software. So I built RepoFold . You connect a GitHub repo and it generates a full wiki, but with one hard rule: every technical claim has to cite the exact file and line numbers it came from. If the AI can'

linktothenew · HN

Docs.dev – A docs site you own, where AI drafts and you edit in place

@hannah24_app · X

Aldasams · HN

Show HN: DocFlow – AI documentation updates for GitHub pull requests

@alizreim · X

Documentation that lives in your own git repository

@manixh · X

PaperCheck — 论文提交前自查工具，提供 Turnitin 查重 + AI 写作检测报告，帮助学生在正式提交前发现问题

u/Glittering_Stage4118 · Reddit

Building a company brain that can host any interface I’ve always felt like company knowledge is way too fragmented. Docs live in one place, support answers in another, marketing content somewhere else, and internal know-how is usually buried across tools, Slack threads, and old pages. Even when companies have the knowledge, turning it into the right interface for the right audience is still way too hard. I’ve been building Sophic to solve exactly that. At its core, Sophic

@dhruvkumar1805 · X

ceritium · HN

I built a kind of paas for llms, the idea was to allow my family deploy webs cheap and easy, my family doesn't use It, but It end being very useful form mento deploy small apps. You can check It out on https://onvibe.run there is a list of forkable apps that I use. I did some kind of meta thing, because bownI can create apps with llm (like Claude) and expose an mcp on theme (like the notes and todolist apps).

@fugteapp · X

which empowers nontechnical users to be able to customize code generated by AI or developer, and be able to share and embed it to the website they are already using