It's not exactly the doc you'd need for a human. There could be overlap, but each side may also have unique requirements that aren't necessarily suitable for the other. E.g. a doc for a human may have considerably more information than you'd want to give to the agent, or, you may want to define agent behavior for workflows that don't apply to a human.
Also, while it may be hip to call any LLM output slop, that really isn't the case. Look at what a poor history we have of developer documentation. LLMs may not be great at everything, but they're actually quite capable when it comes to technical documentation. Even a 1-shot attempt by LLM is often way better than many devs who either can't write very well, or just can't be bothered to.
Also, while it may be hip to call any LLM output slop, that really isn't the case. Look at what a poor history we have of developer documentation. LLMs may not be great at everything, but they're actually quite capable when it comes to technical documentation. Even a 1-shot attempt by LLM is often way better than many devs who either can't write very well, or just can't be bothered to.