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Keep your documentation in sync with code.

FluentDocs automatically updates your developer documentation—including SDKs, guides, tutorials, and READMEs—as your code changes. Skip manual doc updates and focus on shipping.

GitHub
VS Code
LLM Powered

Docs That Keep Up

Your documentation shouldn't be an afterthought. FluentDocs works in the background to ensure accuracy without slowing you down.

Automatic Updates

Detects PRs and commits, automatically suggesting precise edits to keep docs aligned with your codebase.

AI-Powered Suggestions

Uses context-aware LLMs to write readable, developer-friendly documentation that sounds like you wrote it.

Multi-Repo Support

Seamlessly links code in one repo to documentation in another. Perfect for microservices or separated wikis.

VS Code Extension

Get real-time documentation prompts and updates right in your editor while you're coding.

HITL Approval

Stay in control with Human-in-the-Loop reviews. Approve, edit, or reject AI suggestions before they merge.

Version Tracking

Maintain a detailed audit log of every AI-generated change to measure impact and ensure quality.

Workflow

Seamless Integration with your favorite tools.

FluentDocs lives where you work. Connect our GitHub App to watch your repositories, or use the VS Code extension for instant feedback. We handle the boring stuff so you can focus on the build.

GitHub App

Auto-opens PRs with doc updates when code changes.

VS Code Extension

Suggests updates inline as you modify functions.

fluent-docs-bot — Pull Request #42
@FluentDocs suggests an update to README.md:
- The auth token expires after 24 hours.
+ The auth token expires after 7 days, or 30 days if 'remember me' is checked.
Value Proposition

Built for solo developers and scaling teams

Whether you're a freelancer or an enterprise, outdated docs are a liability.

Developers

  • Save hours on manual writing
  • Reduce context switching
  • Never forget to update a readme
  • Focus on coding, not typing

Teams & Orgs

  • Faster onboarding for new hires
  • Better collaboration across repos
  • Improved product adoption
  • Standardized documentation style

Users

  • Always accurate instructions
  • Fewer support tickets created
  • Smoother integration experience
  • Increased trust in the product