generate-readme

Generating a README from source code involves scanning repository manifests and entry points to extract verifiable facts. This ensures the resulting documentation is evidence-backed, actionable, and free of implementation-detail filler.

Evidence-based project documentation is generated by extracting features, commands, and API endpoints directly from source files. This approach ensures the README remains accurate, reader-centric, and strictly aligned with the actual codebase rather than manual descriptions.

Creating a README for different project types like CLI tools or libraries requires adapting the documentation structure based on the project type. The generator analyzes the codebase to tailor the output, ensuring relevant installation and usage instructions for libraries, CLI tools, or full-stack services.

Yes, you can generate a README in multiple human languages. The generation process maintains structural and factual consistency across versions, allowing you to produce professional documentation in any requested language while preserving the accuracy of extracted evidence.

Yes, automated README generation works for full-stack services by adapting the documentation structure based on the detected project type. It scans the codebase to explain what the project does, how to install it, and how to run it without manual writing.