Hey folks, I put together a small experiment: OpenHands OpenWiki AutoDocs - github.com/rajshah4/openhands-autodocs The idea is to use an OpenHands skill + Agent Canvas/automation support to generate and maintain lightweight repo docs under

openwiki/

. It’s inspired by LangChain’s OpenWiki project, but supports additional documentation tools like GitNexus, and relies on OpenHands Automations: • Cron/event-based updates • GitHub integrations for PR-driven docs refreshes The repo includes skills for running either OpenWiki or Gitnexus as well as some example results. (We could expand this to other documentation tools / integrations as well) Would love feedback on the approach, especially around docs quality, automation patterns, and how this could fit into repo-maintenance / SDLC workflows. I have talked to quite a few teams looking for an automated documentation solution for agents and humans and this could be a good starting point.

Interesting, thank you! A quick question from the readme:

Agent Canvas works great for local conversations and local automations. Enterprise uses the same automation model...

This phrasing is confusing me a bit. I think Agent Canvas is intended to work - and works - with multiple backends, Local and Cloud alike.

Totally fair, let me update it

Looks better! Why do you add Enterprise, if I may ask?

Because I spend my days working for Enterprise customers and they were asking for this functionality. This way they know it will plug into Openhands Enterprise easily.

I see 🤔 I feel maybe it's unnecessary. It's a MIT licensed plugin, anyone can use it. But looks good!

Yea, this seems like a great use for automations, I am hoping we can get some users/feedback