The time we spend on writing and reviewing documentation for PyGMT is getting insane. Specifically, I'm talking about the docstrings in modules (not the tutorials/gallery examples). These are some of the formatting fixes we apply:

1. Turn short aliases to long aliases (Turn all short aliases into long form #474)
2. Check that italics/bold/code-block formatting is applied correctly (How to reproduce original GMT arguments in PyGMT documentation #631)
3. Wrap to 79 characters (Wrap docstrings to 79 chars and check with flake8 #384)

And there are perhaps more 'standards' to be applied soon (#884, #886, etc).

There should be an automated or semi-automated script to just copy things from the canonical GMT function docstring, apply the above formatting standards, and paste it to the PyGMT function. Say when we want to:

1. wrap a new module
2. keep up to date with a new GMT release

This would likely require some coordination with upstream GMT. I think there are smart people who might have some ideas around this.

Are you willing to help implement and maintain this feature? Yes, but need teamwork