Google CodeWiki sounds great... until you realize it only works for public repos.
Most companies have private code.
I built ShipDocs because I got tired of tools that pretend your real codebase doesn't exist.
Private repos + AI chat + auto docs in minutes. No manual wiki bullshit.
Who's still fighting with half-baked documentation tools in 2026?
https://t.co/PlqTvBMQKK
@rundns Doesn't matter who it is.
When a domain has a specific value because it's very popular or was used by a big company, people or registrars can list it and set a minimum price based on that value.
@immasiddx Verification code autofill on any device is a huge security flaw. It shows that apps have access to all your other apps data and can basically read everything...
Codex tried to get me in trouble last night. After a quick investigation...
cum = cumulative
releases = release items
smooth = smoothstep()
AGI is cuming
I've been using the new Cloudflare dashboard the past week and I'm officially in love. 😍
The clean layout, the better analytics visualization, and the overall speed... this is what a modern dev tool should look like.
Cloudflare just raised the bar for UI/UX in the cloud space.
I have the same keyboard, but my issue is on Linux where the Logi+ app doesn't exist at all.
The sleep/wake cycle is a nightmare because of it.
That's why I've now decided to try and reverse-engineer and code a native Logi+ equivalent for Linux using AI.
It's ridiculous that we have to build the software ourselves just to use the hardware we paid for.
15 minutes.
That's all it took @cursor_ai to completely rebuild my full-stack app.
FROM: React, Node, PostgreSQL, MQTT
TO: Electron, React, Node, SQLite, USB communication
Just tested the one-shotted rebuild.
90% functional. Only launch bugs on Linux. Everything else works exactly as it should across Windows, Linux, and Mac.
This isn't just impressive - it's terrifying.
If this isn't the best ad for Cursor, I don't know what is.
The future of development just arrived, and it's 15 minutes faster than we expected.
The question isn't whether AI can replace developers anymore. The question is whether we can keep up with it.
Giving @cursor_ai its toughest test yet.
Rebuilding a full-stack React/Node/PostgreSQL/MQTT app to run locally on Windows/Linux/Mac with SQLite + USB comms.
This isn't just a refactor - it's a complete architectural overhaul.
I'll be documenting every win, every failure, and every "WTF" moment.
Google just put up a speed bump I didn’t expect.
Added 5 new pages today to @shipdocs_
Wanted to re-submit the homepage (fully redesigned).
Got hit with: “Quota Exceeded - try again tomorrow.”
5 new pages. One homepage. And suddenly I’m locked out until tomorrow.
Seems like they’re throttling indexing requests now. Not about quality anymore, it’s about control.
Anyone else seeing this? Or is it just my site?
7/ Free forever: 1 repo, full docs, 50 chat messages/month.
Founding pricing is still open — lock in 20% off for life.
Connect a repo. Docs in ~2 minutes.
→ https://t.co/MCHhBlAO09
1/ Your repo has docs somewhere.
README. Notion. A Slack thread from 2023.
None of it matches the code anymore.
ShipDocs turns any codebase into docs your team can actually trust — in minutes, not sprints.
https://t.co/MCHhBlAO09
6/ Why teams pick ShipDocs over CodeWiki:
✓ Private repos (today, not “coming soon”)
✓ AES-256-GCM encryption
✓ Chat that cites real file paths
✓ Docs you own as Markdown
Google’s tool is public-only. Your product isn’t.