Nice work, but... people do not want documentation, they want to ask someone that knows both the software they do not know and they want someone that knows what

Nice work, but... people do not want documentation, they want to ask someone that knows both the software they do not know and they want someone that knows what they are doing already, so the developer gets simply told what to do without having to think or do research on their behalf. Yes, this is lazy ass, this is dangerous, but it is how people behave. I'd think something as dumb (for the user, but complex to make) as a GraphRAG system that already has a developer's code repo and design docs in the system, and is then able to be given "candidate libraries" which the GraphRAG+LLM reasoning agent then evaluates the candidate against the active project for compatibility. That would be one decent application, but the better one is once a "candidate library" is accepted, that GraphRAG+LLM agent can just-in-time explain to the developer how a library works and should integrate with their active code base than any documentation.