SkillsEngine

You're wasting time and money if you're still writing support docs and release notes by hand. A simple AI automation tool/workflow that every startup should consider—demo transcript → support docs and release notes. We built and deployed this for @skillsengine in half a day using @Replit, @streamlit, and @OpenAI. How it works: Video Demo → to Support Docs & Release Notes 1. When a new feature ships, the lead designer uses @loom to record a descriptive video demo of the new feature or improvement. 2. They copy the transcript generated by Loom into our custom @Streamlit app. 3. Using templates we provide our app converts the transcript text into a formatted "How-to" document for the Support Center and "Release Notes" bullet points. 4. Download the outputs as markdown files (now supported by Google). Result: We no longer spend time writing support docs or release notes—a previously tedious, distracting, and flow-killing tasks for everyone involved. Bonus points if you give AI access to read your code, and write technical specs for you. --- It's this kind of basic knowledge tasks that should be low hanging fruit for all organizations to automate. At minimum, AI should eliminate the repetitive knowledge tasks that really only serve to manipulate and convert information between formats and contexts (e.g. converting demos into 'how-tos' and release notes). The data only needs to be created once—AI can then be your context converter and content manipulator.