> if they are correct I see no issue at all.

I guess the term "correct" is different for me. I shouldn't be able to nitpick comments out like that. Putting LLM's aside, they basically did not proof-read your own docs. Things like "No python required" are an obvious sign that you 1. Started talking about a project (you {found || built} in python), want to do it in Rust (because it's fast!) and then the LLM put that detail in the docs.

If they did not skim it out, then they did not read their own documentation. There was no love put into it.

Nonetheless, I totally get your point, and the docs are at least descriptive.

> LLMs are so good at creating decent descriptions and keeping them up to date

I totally agree! And now that CC auto-updates memories, it's much easier to keep track of changes. I'm also confident that you're the type of person to at least proof-read what it wrote, so I do not doubt your validity in your argument. It just sounds a lot different when you look at this project.