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Architecture overviews, API references, data flows and decision logs generated from the repository itself, and rewritten when the code they describe changes.
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The gap between what shipped and what engineering knows
Engineers lose 4+ hours a week to writing and maintaining docs (roughly $124,800/year of hidden cost per 10-person team) for docs that are stale within weeks.
Support and sales use engineers as human query endpoints, and every interruption costs far more than the answer.
Architectural decisions made years ago have no trail. When that code breaks, one person knows why, if they still work here.
Architecture docs that never drift from the code.
- Architecture, API and data-flow docs generated from commits and PRs
- Docs update in place when the code they describe changes
- New engineers ramp on a structured, code-current onboarding path
- Documentation coverage gaps surfaced per module before they bite
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