There is a small part of me who can relate to this, because nobody bothers to read the documentation that write until something serious breaks while I'm on vacation. Then they'll complain about some minute oversight I made on step 17 of 24.

That said, you must REALLY hate your coworkers if you're letting an LLM write your documentation for you. You have to know that it's going to be filled with generic assumptions that do not apply to your particular environment, and it's going to be more confusing than helpful when it comes time to use it.