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Show HN: Using a diffusion model to write docs quickly

1 pointsby 44m agocortee.ai
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Hi folks,

On my previous teams so many people procrastinated writing docs. And the AI docs are just not good enough right now imho, because no one ever controls them or reads them because they generate very slowly and a lot of unnecessary text.

I used a diffusion model to compose docs quickly by submitting new "knowledge" pieces or structural changes to the doc, and the system applies those.

It's not perfect yet, but I want to get your feedback on it. Let me know what you think. You can try it out with a one click signup, it's free atm ;)

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