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The Bottleneck in Your CI/CD
You’ve automated your tests, your builds, and your deployments. But your documentation is still a manual bottleneck.
The Dream: Docs-as-Code
The best way to handle documentation is to treat it as part of the development lifecycle. If the code is the source of truth, the README should be a reflection of that truth.
Using Readme-O-Matic in Your Workflow
With Readme-O-Matic, you can instantly generate a high-quality starting point for any project.
- Analyze: Point it at your repo.
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Generate: Let the AI draft the structure based on your
package.json,requirements.txt, and file tree. - Refine: Tweak the final 20% to add that personal touch.
Stop wasting the first hour of every project on Markdown boilerplate.
Start Automating: readme-o-matic.hyper-tools.online
Top comments (1)
This is a really solid take—documentation being the last manual bottleneck in CI/CD is something I’ve felt firsthand. I love the docs-as-code mindset here; generating a strong README straight from the source of truth feels like the right solution, not just a shortcut. I’m genuinely interested in how Readme-O-Matic fits into real-world workflows, especially as a baseline that teams can refine and evolve over time.