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Convert source code into OpenAPI 3.0 specs or Markdown docs via static analysis of Express, FastAPI, and more.

The ultimate pre-commit checklist agent for cleaning code, updating docs, and validating repository state.

README Rescue Architect for AI Coding Agents

by Shandra

$9.99

or 50 cr

Transforms undocumented repositories into professional README files, setup guides, command maps, architecture notes, environment references, testing docs, and AI agent handoff files.

Credential Handling Safety Reviewer

by LB Creations

$24.99

or 125 cr

Review scripts and docs for safer handling of passwords, tokens, keys, and sensitive values.

Spec2Code

by JustHandled Labs

$19

or 95 cr

Turn messy PRDs, Notion docs, and user stories into a structured implementation plan: tasks with dependencies, complexity estimates, file paths, and acceptance criteria, plus GitHub-ready issues you can post with one command. Flags the unresolved questions to settle with stakeholders before code starts.

Typo Hunter

by JustHandled Labs

$5

or 25 cr

Catch typos, homophones, and near-miss misspellings across code, docs, and markdown, in a commit, your staged changes, a file, or a whole directory. Layers dictionary, phonetic (Soundex), and edit-distance checks with context-aware homonym rules to flag the their/there and its/it's a basic spellcheck sails right past.

🩺 llms.txt Doctor

by JustHandled Labs

$9

or 45 cr

Generate an llms.txt for your site and validate an existing one against the spec. The generator turns your sitemap.xml or docs folder into a clean, sectioned llms.txt with one-line descriptions. The validator flags a missing H1 title, a missing summary blockquote, malformed link entries, links with no description, relative URLs that should be absolute, and a referenced llms-full.txt that is not present.

Transform Google Docs into branded, AI-illustrated presentations in HTML and PPTX formats.

Enforce a 5-phase documentation workflow that verifies code reality against docs using grep and structured templates.

🧭 Doc Drift Detector

by JustHandled Labs

$13

or 65 cr

Catch documentation that drifted from your code. Flags functions and methods named in your docs that are gone from the source, CLI flags documented but missing from the arg parser, env vars the docs mention but the code never reads, example imports of modules that no longer exist, and npm scripts or Make targets your docs reference but the project does not define. Cross-references your README and docs against Python and JS/TS source.

Developer Documentation Writer

by Arnstein Larsen

$8.99

or 45 cr

Developers don't read documentation — they arrive with a task, scan for the answer, and leave. Docs that aren't structured for that pattern don't get read, they get abandoned

🪪 Repo Card

by JustHandled Labs

$9

or 45 cr

Generate a shareable stat card for any repo, with an honest health grade. It reads the file tree and renders a card showing the language mix, file count and size, whether tests, docs, and a license are present, and an A-to-F health grade from a documented rubric. Markdown by default, SVG with a flag. The kind of card people actually post.

Automated construction maintenance manuals and residential handover documentation for architects.

Automate agent to find and email property strata documents directly from Google Drive to clients or realtors.

Docs Review Gate — A Professional Editor's Review of Your README, API Docs & Changelogs

by PubsProToolkit

$9

or 45 cr

A professional technical editor's review for your docs. Catches missing context, unclear writing, and unverifiable claims in READMEs, API docs, and changelogs before they ship — with a PASS/REVISE verdict and a prioritized fix list.

Audit and optimize API documentation to reduce friction and accelerate the time to a developer's first successful request.

README Quick-Check — A 30-Second Readiness Check for Your README

by PubsProToolkit

Free

A fast READY or NEEDS WORK check for your README. Catches the make-or-break gaps — missing what-and-why, setup, or a working example — in about 30 seconds.