dotnet:document

Generate XML doc comments for .NET code by mapping directly from source files to output without speculation. This approach ensures API documentation reflects actual code, eliminating manual updates and reducing inconsistencies.

Updating a README with .NET architecture details is best handled by extracting accurate details directly from source code without speculation. This ensures architectural documents reflect actual code, reducing manual inconsistencies.

Yes, you can generate rich OpenAPI descriptions directly from .NET source code. By mapping strictly from source to output without speculation, it ensures the API documentation accurately reflects the actual implementation.

Document an entire .NET project at once by executing the generation command with the project scope. This maps directly from source to output, handling XML doc comments, READMEs, and OpenAPI descriptions across the codebase.

.NET API documentation drifts out of sync due to manual updates and inconsistencies between code and docs. Generating documentation directly from the source ensures it maps accurately to the actual code without speculation.

Generating .NET documentation without extra context means the output maps strictly to source code features without speculation. It avoids adding features outside of the code, which limits documentation to exactly what exists in the source.