> LLM generated documentation has so low level of information density, that it’s useless. Yes, it writes nice sentences… or even writes. But it contains so much noise that currently, reading code is a better documentation than what I’ve seen from every single LLM generated documentation.

I should clarify: the documentation I’m talking about is not generated using a generic LLM prompt, which would mostly suck.

With the proper context and additions (skills, plugins, MCPs) LLMs can produce high-quality documentation. You'd also have subagents doing QA of the documentation.

But it does require effort; it’s not magic.