tech-writer

Generating API documentation from code changes creates consistent Markdown with endpoint-level guidance, auth details, error examples, and usage constraints. This keeps developer docs synchronized with codebase updates to reduce integration friction.

Documentation as code maintains READMEs and developer docs as Markdown files living alongside the codebase. It aligns content with code annotations and supports reviewable PR updates, ensuring quick starts and prerequisites stay accurate.

Writing an Architecture Decision Record captures engineering context by documenting options considered, rationale, and consequences. This preserves engineering intent and supports future maintenance by recording specific architectural choices.

Documentation as code works with frontmatter-based repository conventions by producing Markdown content that follows existing repository standards. It applies active voice and includes code examples to support maintainable, reviewable documentation updates.

Writing a developer README that reduces onboarding friction involves creating quick starts, prerequisites, usage sections, and link-friendly summaries. This approach decreases time-to-first-success by providing clear, active-voice Markdown guidance.