technical-writing

Updated the Chinese Technical Documentation Writing Skill, adding typesetting guidelines to enhance the readability and accuracy of Chinese technical writing.

This article explores the C programming language in depth, focusing on its de facto standards from 2016.

Browzer automates technical content creation by connecting to GitHub repositories, drafting documentation, guides, and SEO-friendly blog posts, aiming to free up DevRel teams for community-focused activities.

This project provides writing standards for Chinese technical documentation, aiming to enhance conciseness, accuracy, and readability, and integrates AI agent tools such as Codex and Claude Code.

Vicki Boykis argues that AI-generated jargon and verbose explanations are making codebases harder for humans to navigate, and advocates for clearer, more concise writing.

A blog post arguing that writing about topics you don't fully understand forces learning and clear thinking, and that framing every post as a controversial argument makes consistent writing easier.

A simple prompt trick using 'ASD-STE100' makes Claude write in short, clear sentences by enforcing Simplified Technical English, removing chatbot-like fluff from emails, summaries, and reports.

Matt Pocock shares that using the phrase "Dead prose" helps LLMs produce straightforward technical writing by removing their flair.

This guide explains how to set up documentation as code using Docusaurus and GitHub Actions, including versioning, automated builds, and grammatical review workflows.

LLM-generated documentation often has a noticeable 'smell' that can be eliminated by instructing the model to follow ASD-STE100 (Simplified Technical English), a standard with 53 rules and ~900 approved words designed for clarity and consistency.

The author fine-tuned a local LLM on a corpus of 1990s Microsoft manuals to generate documentation in that vintage style, exploring local model customization for technical writing.

This article examines the steep decline in programming book sales as AI chatbots like ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot replace traditional learning methods, noting a 16.9% drop in 2023 and publishers ceasing to report the category.

This article explores the importance of technical writing in the AI era, citing the case of Anthropic employee @trq212 who achieved millions of page views through his 'plant first, harvest later' writing methodology, emphasizing the value of sharing real experiences and maintaining a personal voice.

A 15-minute workshop by Thariq from AnthropicAI on technical writing strategies that generate over 1M views, covering workflow, viral tactics, and using AI to write faster while preserving voice.