Hey everyone! I built Writulos to make documentation way less painful. Instead of writing docs manually, you just paste your code and Writulos turns it into clean, structured documentation in seconds. It now supports multiple languages, GitHub Actions, shareable docs, saved history, API keys, and agent workflows for modern dev setups. There’s also a free tier, so you can try it without committing first: writulos.com
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@neville_mathew The gap between raw notes and a clean document is where a lot of time disappears. Curious whether Writulos works best starting from scratch or from messy existing content.
@mpanpalli Honestly, Writulos shines most when you already have messy notes or rough content. Starting from scratch works too, but the real magic is cleaning up existing stuff and turning it into something polished quickly.
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@neville_mathew That makes total sense. The "messy to structured" path is where most of the actual pain lives. Good to know it handles that well.
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@neville_mathew The gap between raw notes and a clean document is where a lot of time disappears. Curious whether Writulos works best starting from scratch or from messy existing content.
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@mpanpalli Honestly, Writulos shines most when you already have messy notes or rough content. Starting from scratch works too, but the real magic is cleaning up existing stuff and turning it into something polished quickly.
@neville_mathew That makes total sense. The "messy to structured" path is where most of the actual pain lives. Good to know it handles that well.