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Docloom Uses AST Parser to Ground AI-Generated API Docs in Real Code

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A solo developer has built Docloom, a tool that addresses the common problem of outdated or inaccurate API documentation. Instead of letting an AI freely interpret source code, Docloom first uses an AST parser to extract routes, function signatures, and parameter types, then passes only those verified facts to an LLM for writing. A built-in fact-checking step cross-references every claim in the generated text against the source before publication. When documentation is regenerated after a code merge, users see a diff and must manually approve changes before anything goes live. The tool connects via a read-only GitHub App, does not store source code, and is currently free to use without a credit card.

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