Features
A Practical Toolkit for Living Docs
Keep internal documentation clear, current, and easy to trust - without manual upkeep.
Automated Draft Generation
Create first-pass technical documentation directly from your codebase, then review and publish in minutes.
Health Scores
Track coverage, freshness, and completeness across repositories with weekly reports and clear priorities.
Streaks & Gamification
Coming soon, build better documentation habits with streaks, achievements, and leaderboards. Make documentation maintenance rewarding.
How These Features Work Together
Teams usually start with automated drafts, then add quality controls and reporting as their knowledge base grows. Draft generation handles initial coverage, while health scores highlight stale pages and missing references so teams can prioritize maintenance.
Streaks and habit features reinforce consistency, especially for teams where ownership is distributed across multiple engineers. Combined with automatic sync, this creates a workflow where written guidance improves over time instead of drifting.
The result is practical: faster onboarding, fewer repeated questions, and fewer release delays caused by outdated internal knowledge.
What Teams Usually Ask First
Most teams evaluating tooling ask the same three questions: how much setup is required, how reliable updates are after refactors, and whether the output is useful enough to reduce support load. These feature areas were built around those practical concerns.
Setup Time
Connect GitHub and start from generated baselines. No custom parser setup is required for normal TypeScript or JavaScript projects.
Freshness
Updates run on repository changes so documentation does not lag behind active branches and release prep cycles.
Usability
Health scoring and source-linked answers help reviewers verify whether a page is current before sharing it internally.