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You might want to take a look at tastypie-swagger, which uses Swagger to generate a /doc/ page for your Tastypie API.
I’ve had some success with it, after a few minor adaptations (which were necessary due to a tastypie version difference, I suppose).
Edit: The adaptations I found necessary (due to a django version < 1.4 and tastypie version > 0.9.11) are now merged into the mainline branch of tastypie-swagger.
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Perhaps I’m completely missing the point of your question but if you are just trying to build the docs that come with the source distribution there is a Makefile in the docs directory that performs the necessary actions. You are required to specify a target output type such as html, json, latex, etc. I keep a local copy of the docs for django, tastypie, and slumber as I use all three in conjunction with each other and I use the option make html frequently.
If I am mistaken about what you are trying to accomplish perhaps we can come to some clarification.
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