Samples
Two unsolicited redocumentation demos. Neither project commissioned us — each is a portfolio piece showing the exact quality bar a paid package gets, verified against the project's real source. Both are MIT: the projects (and you) may use them freely.
Sparkth (Edly) — end-user docs plan + guide
Sparkth's own tracker says it plainly: “There is no documentation for an end user” (issue #795). We proposed a full end-user information architecture and wrote the first guide from it, grounded in the actual frontend routes and plugin list in the repo.
kittycad.rs (Zoo) — user-facing README, quickstart, examples
The official Rust client's README is maintainer-facing. We wrote the missing onboarding path — README rewrite, zero-to-first-call quickstart, and worked examples — with every type, method and signature verified against the crate source (v0.5.7).
Both samples are AI-produced and were verified against a dated snapshot of each project's source; the “about” section on each page lists exactly what was checked. A paid engagement adds the full deliverable set, revisions, and (where relevant) screenshots from a live instance.