✨ AI documentation for every team

Docs that write
and update themselves

Paste a GitHub repo, drop in an API spec, or describe a process. DocAgent generates clean, professional documentation in seconds — and keeps it fresh on every push.

No credit card for the free plan · 5 generations / month

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PythonJavaScriptTypeScriptOpenAPIPostmanMkDocs

Everything you need to document

One tool for codebases, APIs and processes — for teams of any size.

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Code → Docs

Point at any public GitHub repo. We read your Python/JS/TS and produce a full API reference with signatures, descriptions and usage examples.

API Docs

Upload an OpenAPI/Swagger spec or a Postman collection and get a polished, interactive Redoc or RapiDoc site instantly.

Process Docs (SOPs)

Describe a process like “onboard an employee.” The agent asks smart follow-ups and writes a clean step-by-step SOP.

Auto-update on push

Connect a webhook and your docs rebuild automatically every time you push. Documentation that never goes stale.

From repo to docs in 3 steps

1

Paste or upload

A GitHub URL, an API spec, or a process description.

2

AI generates

We extract structure and write clear docs in seconds.

3

Export & publish

Download Markdown, MkDocs, Docusaurus, or HTML.

Simple pricing for every business

Start free. Upgrade when your team is ready.

Free

Try it on a repo or two.

Free
  • 5 doc generations / month
  • Up to 8 files per repo
  • API docs (Redoc & RapiDoc)
  • Markdown export
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Pro

For teams shipping docs continuously.

₹499/mo
  • Unlimited doc generations
  • Up to 40 files per repo
  • Code + API + Process docs
  • Auto-update on git push (webhooks)
  • MkDocs & Docusaurus export
  • Priority AI queue
Subscribe — ₹499/mo

Business

For larger orgs & self-hosting.

₹1999/mo
  • Everything in Pro
  • Up to 150 files per repo
  • Unlimited seats
  • Self-hosted CLI license (enterprise)
  • SSO & audit log (on request)
  • SLA support
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