Lol, add them to the IT team Yiggles, and give them access to the repo. Then teach them Python (assuming they haven't already learned it, like they probably should have).

Then BOOM, new IT team.

Also, I used to use this format:

\\"blah" function does this that and the other thing
\\"%cl" is for client; "%arg" is for the argument
function blah(%cl, %arg)
{
//code
}

It's not letting me do indents on this for some reason, but imagine there's an indent for the code.
Of course, this was on a shitty scripting language that I haven't used in years. (Torquescript. If you've heard of it, you probably know how shitty it is)

Python's fairly similar in the way I indent it and comment it, but generally I just group things together now-a-days, such as my imports, and then do smaller comments here and there.

I see this thread has gone slightly off the rails.