1. Documentation tends to go stale silently. A file changes, the docs do not, and nobody notices until the docs are actively misleading.
Writulos now tracks this. Each file shows how many commits it has drifted from its last generated documentation, so outdated docs are visible before they cause confusion. This adds no extra cost and requires no setup.
Writulos already auto-generates technical docs on every push via GitHub Actions.
We're now exploring expanding it beyond developers. The idea: every file in your codebase can also generate a plain English version. Not code docs, but a "here's what this does" explanation for a client, a product manager, a design partner, or a new teammate who doesn't read code.
Documentation has a way of going stale the moment code changes. Curious how teams here handle it. Is it manual updates, doc generators, CI hooks, something else?
Interested in what actually works at scale vs. what sounds good in theory.
Writulos turns any pasted code into clean, structured documentation instantly- no setup, no config, just paste and go. It's perfect for solo devs, teams, and just anyone who hates writing docs manually. Supports multiple language. Save hours on every project. Try it free at www.writulos.com
