Perfect for developers, project managers, and new team members looking to understand business logic faster
A powerful AI powered VS Code extension that scans your repository and generates a markdown based documentation of your code!
✨ Where did the idea come from?
- Tired of messy, outdated & incomplete documentation
✨ Why do we care about this idea?
- Creating & updating documentation manually is a pain staking effort & we wanted to automate this process using Azure Open AI
✨ How does this relate to your day jobs, if at all?
- We spend everyday delivering so many features & releases on daily basis to our customers including painful & manual documentation. Imagine a newly onboarded team member asking you to explain the code 😰
✨ Who is this project for?
- Developers, Project Managers & Newly onboarded team members
✨ Why is this solution different and compelling for the customer?
- Standardization of documentation across multiple projects throughout the organization provides a greater value addition on daily basis
✨ Key Features:
- Automatically generates & updated documentation from your code
- Summarizes code using OpenAI models or Ollama integration
- Standardized, AI-powered documentation templates
- Seamless VS Code integration with real-time updates
- Seamless GitHub Actions integration with automated documentation via existing PR pipeline
⚙️ Upcoming Releases:
- Generate business logic documentation from multiple repositories
- DevOps integration for automated document updating
- Support for Visual Studio and more platforms!
- Integrations with following providers
- Claude
- Mistral
- Cohere
- Groq
- DeepSeek
- Together AI
- Gemini
- LM Studio
- llama
- SambaNova Cloud
- Cerebras
- OpenRouter
👩💻 Make software development more efficient with instant, consistent code documents, whether you're onboarding, reviewing, or managing projects!
👉 Join us on this exciting journey! We’d love your feedback and support.
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This example demonstrates how to integrate using GitHub Actions.