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Why Developers Hate Documenting

It Feels Like Busywork

You already know what the code does. Writing it out again feels redundant and tedious.

Context Switching Pain

Stopping to document breaks your flow. By the time you're done, you've lost momentum.

Always Outdated

Documentation written once is never updated. It becomes more misleading than helpful.

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Explain Out Loud

Describe what your code does as if explaining to a colleague. No formatting needed.

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"This function takes a user ID and returns their profile with all associated orders, it caches for 5 minutes"

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/**
 * Retrieves a user's complete profile including order history.
 * Results are cached for 5 minutes to reduce database load.
 *
 * @param userId - The unique identifier of the user
 * @returns Promise<UserProfile> - User profile with associated orders
 * @throws NotFoundError if user doesn't exist
 * @example
 * const profile = await getUserProfile('user_123');
 */

Voice Input

"Create a README section explaining that this is a React hook for handling form validation with Zod schemas"

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## useFormValidation

A React hook that provides real-time form validation using Zod schemas.

### Features
- Type-safe validation with Zod
- Real-time error feedback
- Debounced validation for performance
- Support for nested objects and arrays

### Usage
```tsx
const { errors, validate } = useFormValidation(userSchema);
```

Voice Input

"Explain what this API endpoint does - it's a POST that creates a new subscription"

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### POST /api/subscriptions

Creates a new subscription for the authenticated user.

**Request Body**
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| planId | string | Yes | The subscription plan identifier |
| paymentMethodId | string | Yes | Stripe payment method ID |

**Response**
Returns the created subscription object with status `active` or `trialing`.