A07 — Feature Documentation Generator

Generating feature documentation from Spring Boot source code involves scanning REST controllers and services to group endpoints, producing structured Markdown feature specs, developer onboarding guides, and API changelogs directly from the parsed project files.

Living documentation for Spring Boot REST APIs is dynamically generated from source code rather than manually written, ensuring feature specs, onboarding guides, and API changelogs accurately reflect current controller implementations and business rules.

Yes, you can automatically group REST controllers into feature specs by scanning source code to discover related endpoints, then generating end-to-end documents that include API references, data models, business rules, and testing guidance for new contributors.

Yes, this feature documentation generator is specifically designed for multi-feature Spring Boot projects with REST controllers, parsing source code to handle endpoint grouping, feature spec generation, and onboarding content creation for new contributors.

You can create an API changelog from git history by analyzing available repository commits to summarize recent Spring Boot controller changes, tracking endpoint modifications and additions to keep developer onboarding material current.

The best way to reduce outdated project docs for Spring Boot features is to generate living, developer-friendly documentation directly from source code, ensuring accurate onboarding material by producing feature specs and API changelogs from actual controller implementations.