@laogui: Popular docs tool Mintlify just shipped an auto-doc generator for repos — http://mintlify.wiki. It joins existing players like http://deepwiki.com and http://codewiki.google, all chasing the same idea…
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Mintlify released mintlify.wiki, an auto-doc generator that keeps docs in lock-step with code, joining similar tools like DeepWiki and CodeWiki.
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