Weaviate blog: developer experience in the agentic age means docs serve humans and agents
philipvollet · x · 2026-11-10
A preview of jphwang's Weaviate blog post on developer experience (DX) in the agentic age. The accompanying figures show docs now serve two readers—humans and coding agents (DX vs AX)—and benchmark how fetch tools read the same page: OpenCode returned 41,313 characters, Pi 14,234, and Claude Code just 2,210 (a second-model summary). After a markup fix, Pi's extraction of the quickstart improved from 13,944 to 29,861 characters. Core point: docs markup structure now directly determines what agents can read.
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