A python explains itself in detail

Getting smarter makes me feel stupid, but now that I know, I must be smart again, right?

I could have done all of this with a single Python built-in function. "help(os)". So now I am stupid->smarter.

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import os
#This is used as such:
# python this.py>next.py
# python next.py>osfunk.txt
print "import os"
def ossy ():
 for i in dir(os):
  if i[1]!='_':
   if i[1]>'Z':
    t=str(i)
    print "print '----- %s ---'" % (t)
    print "print os."+i+".__doc__"
    print "print "
ossy()

The point of the code is to create a program that creates a file. This only creates a text file, however the complete program creates an indexed HTML document that allows me to auto document the functions in a specific module of interest using HTML tags. In the second stage of this it creates a file with elements as such:

----- chdir ---
chdir(path)

Change the current working directory to the specified path.