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Just shipped ProjectDocsEngine 📷   tired of writing docs? same. so i built an AI that does it for me lol   the stack is kinda fire:   • React + TypeScript (obviously)   • Supabase (auth is a pain, they handle it)   • Trigger dev (for those 15min+ AI jobs)   • GPT-4/Claude/Gemini (yes, all three)   • Tailwind (because who writes CSS anymore)   what makes it actually useful:   → just tell it what to update: "add redis caching"   → it keeps all your docs in sync (no more outdated READMEs)   → exports clean markdown for git   → ask questions about your own docs   → doesn't hallucinate random stuff try it: projectdocsengine.com ngl spent way too much time on this but documentation sucks and someone had to fix it 📷 what's the worst doc you've ever had to make? mine was a 7k+ words database doc   #buildinpublic #webdev #ai #typescript #shipit

Running Out of Business Ideas in the Age of AI? Yes, i'm also in the same boat as you. So, i decided to setup an n8n workflow that scans reddit threads and analyzes user complaints. After 15-20 mins of deep scanning, i got 20 Business Ideas that solve user complaints posted in last 2 months. Total time to setup, scan and get results: 30Mins. For a limited time, im sharing the n8n workflow, setup instructions file and first 20 business ideas i generated. All you have to do is FOLLOW me (so i can DM u) & comment "IDEAS" and i will share the link.