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I also love docusaurus and their easy of migration and use with markdown is something I've tried to bring to my tool as well.

Glad you are happy with it and if you just migrated you probably don't want to do it again this soon but if any of our other features interest you or you need online wysiwyg editor as well, definitely keep us in mind.

I do write documentation, but what often happens in companies is that you are forced to use Confluence or other such software since the documentation has to be available and editable for all kinds of users in your company. Technical or non-technical. This makes it a hassle for developers to use these tools when they really would like your example of docs directory.

What I'm trying to do is to have the same advantages as tool like confluence but make it as developer friendly as possible. With my tool, you can actually just write the docs into the docs directory if you want and then sync them with our cli tool so you can also edit and view them with your browser from anywhere. When a company needs such tool, they also usually have a problem that the documentation is not up-to-date; my git integration is made to address that.

I think if you don't have these kinds of needs or problems I'm describing. You are able to write your docs to the doc folder and don't value the git integration or AI assistant, this probably ain't the tool for you. I completely understand why it sounds useless to you, but from working in the from software industry for a decade I believe there are enough companies with these kinds of problems I'm addressing.

Also thank you for feedback. Based on the comments I'm getting it seems like my web page isn't communicating the advantages of my tool well enough and I'll definitely need to fix that in the upcoming weeks.

Great and fair feedback. I think you are right that my screenshots don't show the unique parts of my software very well. The point of the first screenshot was supposed to be that you can either work with the wysiwyg editor or just do everything from cli if you never want to leave your vim. But I guess it doesn't get the point across very well. Do you think that screenshots from the version control integration would be better? For example picture of terminal window doing git commit where the system then lets you know that the page X needs an update.

Again thank you for your feedback, you definitely gave me some thoughts for improvement