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Build and update product documentation effortlessly with AI
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Documentation.AI - Build and update product documentation effortlessly with AI

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Create beautiful, always-current product documentation with AI. A built-in AI agent helps you write and maintain content and connects to dev and support tools for context. Edit via web, AI agent, or docs-as-code. A built-in assistant gives users instant, cited answers, reducing support load.

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It's mind-breaking to maintain so many docs while the team is shipping new features everyday. I will take a try to free myself for a while.

Maker

 please let me know if you need any help while trying out

This looks so clean and easy to start with. Really great stuff team.

I hope we can have a Chrome extension in the future.

Maker

 Hey, do you need a chrome extension for capturing a screenshot, step-by-step process?

Congratulations on the launch! Does handle version history

Shout out to this great product!!! Creating and generating project-related docs is really a tedious and tiring job, but this helps to ship things under 5 mins. We would really love to have multi-language support in the future!!

Congrats team on the launch.

Do you plan to expand integrations to popular dev tools (e.g., GitHub, Jira) to deepen context alignment for engineering teams? Also, will the tool support multilingual documentation generation to serve global user bases?

Nice launch 🚀, I used to write documentation using cursor and other AI ids which has the code context. How is this different

Do NOT use, it generated tons of completely misleading documentation.

It is not good for anything, really.

Plus, you cannot even delete your own submitted repository, it just dumps your code to a low-accuracy "summarization AI" and then publishes it on GitHub Pages.

Maker

 Hey Felix, During the onboarding, we only generate the starter template docs structure based on the information available on the website or what you provided. These are not the docs generated by analyzing your code. That feature is in the pipeline. Maybe we should have communicated this better during the onboarding process. We will try to fix this.

Keeping docs in sync with shipping is the hardest part, not writing the first version. Tying updates to commits and real product signals feels like the right direction.

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