Ask HN: Best API Documentation Tools?
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I am building docsalot to address this particular problem. It keeps the docs in sync with code
https://docsalot-docs.docsalot.dev/quickstart
We also have a full fledged web-client.
this is one of our customer
https://docs.backboard.io/api-reference/assistants/create
https://docsalot-docs.docsalot.dev/quickstart
We also have a full fledged web-client.
this is one of our customer
https://docs.backboard.io/api-reference/assistants/create
I know it is lame answer but I am very happy with Claude. I think it decide on mkdocs but it probably does not matter much.
My setup: There is bit of instruction in CLAUDE.md, with reference to full documenting.md startegy. If you are in python, consider doctest - documentation that doubles as unittest.
https://walnutgeek.github.io/lythonic/ https://github.com/walnutgeek/lythonic/
My setup: There is bit of instruction in CLAUDE.md, with reference to full documenting.md startegy. If you are in python, consider doctest - documentation that doubles as unittest.
https://walnutgeek.github.io/lythonic/ https://github.com/walnutgeek/lythonic/
Looked into: - Swagger - Apidog - Mintlify - Docusaurus
It seems like the real challenge is keeping docs aligned with API changes rather than just generating them.
What’s working well for you?