Prompt
ReadMe is overkill for our internal API docs
Latest observation
Understood — if you want something lighter than ReadMe for internal API docs, a few simpler options are:
- Static Markdown in GitHub/GitLab: cheapest and easiest if your team is already in the repo.
- MkDocs: clean, fast, and good for internal docs with minimal setup.
- Docusaurus: better if you want a polished site and versioning.
- Stoplight: good for API design/docs, a bit more structured.
- Notion / Confluence: fine for internal, non-technical audiences, but weaker for API-specific needs.
If you want, I can help you pick the best lightweight replacement based on:
- team size
- whether docs need OpenAPI/Swagger support
- whether you need auth / private access
- how much setup you want to avoid
Observation history
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Copilot,
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