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I Built an AI README Generator Inside VS Code (BYOK)
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I Built an AI README Generator Inside VS Code (BYOK)

via Dev.tofreerave2w ago

Let's be honest: Writing documentation is the last thing any developer wants to do. After spending weeks architecting a project, squashing bugs, and writing beautiful code, staring at a blank README.md file feels like a chore. I wanted to fix this. Not by switching to another browser tab to chat with an AI, but by building the AI directly into the editor. Today, I’m excited to announce the release of DotReadme v1.1.0 , a VS Code extension that writes, audits, and formats your documentation for you. What is DotReadme? DotReadme is the ultimate documentation optimizer for VS Code. It features a Live Multi-Platform Simulator and a Quality Audit Score. But with the v1.1.0 update, I've introduced Context-Aware AI and a Smart TOC Generator . 1. Auto-Generate Missing Sections Forgot an "Installation" or "Usage" guide? Highlight an empty space, right-click, and select Generate Missing Section . The AI reads your project's context and generates perfect Markdown. 2. Rewrite for Tone If your text

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