It&#x27;s not about automating the documentation. It is about the static site generators for documentation.
Ex: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;docusaurus.io&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;docusaurus.io&#x2F;</a>

Good documentation can&#x27;t be automated. It requires someone to carefully craft working examples of all the parameters and functions that are available, so you can copy&#x2F;paste them into a program to try them out.I&#x27;d expect at least two separate people are required... a writer and an editor.

Astro has tools to build documentation from OpenAPI specs. Found it a bit easier to get started with customization compared to docusaurus.

Yes - but that&#x27;s still not automating the documentation ... it&#x27;s only [potentially] automating presenting itSo ... back to my initial narrowing-down inquiry :)

Did you check the websites I mentioned in the description?

First problem ... define what you mean by &quot;documentation&quot;We talking javadocs? MSDN? IBM developerWorks? Docs.Splunk? ReadTheDocs.io? GitHub readme.md? ...?

I have worked with docusauras and I believe that initially, it requires too much developer effort to make it look beautiful or customise.Got to know about Docus.dev and Nextra.site but didn&#x27;t find any examples that have API docs (using OpenAPI specs)

Looking for open source documentation generator