An open-source CLI that auto-generates and maintains docs straight from your codebase — built for coding agents. ✨ One command = docs 🤖 Daily GitHub Action PRs 📄 Auto-updates AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md 🧠 Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter & more MIT licensed · 2.9k ⭐ Docs are a tax. OpenWiki stops the tax. 👉 https://github.com/langchain-ai/openwiki Would automated docs improve or harm trust in your team? If you would use it Is this the future of documentation or just another tool to manage? Let’s discuss in the comments...

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Niek, over the past few months I built an AI agent that takes any Figma web design and builds the actual live website in Webflow; layout, styling, animations, CMS, SEO. The stuff that normally eats hours of manual work in the Designer. It runs on Claude Code with an orchestrator + sub-agents + skills, connected to Webflow and Figma via MCP. I now use it for real client work. Anyone interested in a full breakdown of how it works? Drop a like👇

I'm using n8n to scrape content from a web page and store those chunks as vectors in a Pinecone vector store. That part works fine. What I want to make sure of is: - When the same web page is updated in the future, I want the existing vectors in Pinecone to be overwritten, not duplicated. How can I best handle this in n8n? - Do I need to generate my own hash-based ID per chunk? - Will Pinecone automatically update a vector if the ID already exists? - What's the best pattern to follow in this setup? Any help, clarification, or sample flows would be greatly appreciated 🙏