Codocly

Codocly reads functions, class logic, API routes, and system architecture to turn a codebase into documentation. The page describes four synchronized spec engines: README files for GitHub repositories, OpenAPI 3.1 API references, C4 architecture guides with ADR traceability, and SRE playbook/user manuals. It lists AST parsing for TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, and Rust, continuous sync on Git pushes, connection via GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or local ZIP import, and custom domain publishing. The site states a 7-day free trial and 'Free to start', but no specific paid plan prices are given on this page.

Key features

• Generates README.md files for public or private GitHub repositories
• Generates OpenAPI 3.1 API references from backend endpoints, routes, parameters, and responses
• Creates architecture guides with C4 diagrams and ADR traceability
• Produces user manuals and SRE runbook-style playbooks
• Parallel multi-language AST parsing (TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, Rust)
• Cross-file semantic symbol and architecture dependency graph
• Continuous background sync on every Git push
• Import via GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket OAuth or local ZIP upload
• Automatic framework detection (page states 40+ frameworks including React, Next.js, Node, and Django)
• CI/CD webhook triggers on pull requests and branch merges
• Multi-repo dashboard with sync health, generation logs, and commit drift tracking
• Custom domain publishing with automated SSL and CDN distribution
• Custom SEO meta tags and OpenGraph previews
• AI assistant for asking questions about a repository
• Developer REST API and MCP integrations (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT action)
• Export to Confluence is mentioned on a spec card

Best suited for

• Engineering teams keeping READMEs, API references, and architecture docs in sync with code
• Developers onboarding to codebases
• Startups needing professional developer documentation quickly
• Teams managing documentation across many repositories or microservices

Pricing

Not stated on the website