Just shipped docs for PostSider — and I barely wrote a thing

Quick win. Documentation for PostSider (my open-source, API-first social publishing platform for AI agents) is live, and the whole thing took me under 30 minutes.

The trick: I didn't sit down and write page after page. I just gave Mintlify access to my GitHub repo and let it work from the codebase. It pulled the structure, generated the pages, and produced something genuinely polished out of what was already there.

Docs are usually the task I keep pushing to someday. Watching it go from empty to live in half an hour, without me grinding through Markdown, was the first time documenting felt like the easy part of the project.

PostSider is AGPL-3.0, built so AI agents can publish to social platforms through a clean API. Now there's actually something to read if you want to plug it in.

Onto the next thing. Happy to talk stack if anyone's curious.