Help Content from Code

The skill scans a project's source code, infers its functionality, and proposes a set of help‑center articles that would address likely user questions. It then drafts each article, grounding the content directly in the code to ensure accuracy, and outputs the result as Markdown files ready for import into any documentation system.

Developers who want to generate internal or customer‑facing documentation without manually writing each page can use this tool. It is especially useful for open‑source projects or new codebases where existing help content is missing, allowing a conversational AI (Fin) to answer queries based on the generated articles.

The workflow consists of three phases: discovery (code analysis), planning (article outline based on anticipated questions), and writing (markdown generation). The output includes comprehensive sections such as getting started, API reference, configuration, and troubleshooting, all derived solely from the source code.