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AI Documentation Tools in 2026: Mintlify vs Document360 vs GitBook — Which Turns Your Code Into Live Docs? If you've ever inherited a codebase with do…
The README lies. Not on purpose. It was true the day someone wrote it. Then the function got renamed, the flag got removed, the env var changed, the e…
Every team has that Confluence page. The one that was carefully written to explain what the service does, what the API looks like, what each DB column…
Last week, I watched a senior dev spend 45 minutes just trying to figure out if an API endpoint was deprecated or not. He had to dig through Slack thr…
Somewhere in your organization, there's an architecture diagram that's wrong. Maybe it shows a microservice that was merged into another six months ag…
"Wait: How many Terraform repos do we actually have? And what's in them?" If that question makes you wince, this post is for you. It started as a bori…
For context: in the previous piece , I worked through a five-dimension review framework for documentation, covering clarity, readability, style, compl…
"If you don't document it, the next person inherits your confusion—and that next person is often you, six months later, in a different city, wondering…
Two files, one discipline, and a measured 10-13% of my Claude Code budget. A while back, mid-session with Claude Code, I typed a pushback in the kind …
Building ARCHITECTURE.md Files That Prevent AI From Making Silent Architectural Decisions A few weeks into our experiment with an AI coding assistant,…
You know the feeling. You are deep in a debugging session, finally making progress on that memory leak, and a Slack notification pulls you out. A cust…
How many times have you faced code nobody can explain anymore? A strange architectural choice. A cache TTL of 17 minutes that nobody can justify. A wo…
For a long time I operated under a quiet assumption: portfolios are for developers. They're for people who build things — apps, tools, open source pro…
This post was created with AI assistance and reviewed for accuracy before publishing. Cursor can use project rules and documentation to steer behavior…
LeafWiki - A self-hosted wiki for long-lived documentation. Built for engineers, self-hosters, and small teams. LeafWiki v0.9.0 is out. This release f…