docs-from-code

Generate documentation from existing code by analyzing source files, tests, and configuration to produce human-friendly setup guides, architecture notes, and runbooks. This process translates implementation details into runnable references for developers and operators.

Update outdated or missing README files by transforming source code and configuration into ready-to-publish documentation. This approach aligns the generated content with repository conventions and ensures the setup guides remain runnable and up-to-date.

Yes, you can generate runbooks and changelogs from source code and tests by analyzing the repository structure and configuration. This produces operational documentation aligned with repository standards to improve maintenance and onboarding reliability.

Generating architecture notes from code requires analyzing existing source files, tests, and configuration data within the repository. It uses these inputs to translate code structure into readable documentation for developer setup, usage, and maintenance.

You should avoid automatically generating documentation when your codebase lacks the necessary source files, tests, or configuration for analysis. It is specifically designed for codebases where implementation details exist but docs lag behind or are missing entirely.