Show HN launch post for an AI-drafted, human-edited documentation platform
This is a founder's launch writeup for a docs-hosting product where an AI agent drafts documentation and admins edit it in place on the live site. It recounts the product's origin story rather than describing an open user problem.
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Creating Step-by-Step Documentation Takes Longer Than the Task Itself
Teams writing onboarding guides, SOPs, or software walkthroughs must perform a task once, then redo it manually to capture screenshots and write instructions, a repetitive process that quickly goes stale. This documentation overhead discourages teams from keeping guides current.
Re-uploading the same reference documents into AI coding assistants wastes context and tokens
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No Self-Hostable Privacy-Preserving Tool for Visual SOP Documentation
Teams scaling up need onboarding guides and SOPs but existing tools are closed-source SaaS with data privacy risks and vendor lock-in. Manual documentation is tedious and existing visual capture tools (Scribe, Loom) don't offer self-hosting. The gap is an open-source, self-hostable visual documentation engine.
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