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Moxie Docs

About Moxie Docs
Moxie Docs is an AI-powered documentation tool that indexes GitHub repositories and automatically generates searchable architecture docs, convention guides, and walkthroughs grounded in source code. It detects documentation drift on every pull request merge and proposes corrections as reviewable GitHub PRs, so teams never manually rewrite stale docs. The tool also exposes an MCP server that feeds verified repo context directly to AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex, replacing costly full-repo re-crawls on every prompt. This ensures documentation stays accurate and up-to-date without manual intervention, reducing the burden on developers and improving collaboration. Moxie Docs is designed for engineering teams, open-source maintainers, and organizations that rely on GitHub for version control and documentation. By automating documentation updates, it helps teams focus on coding while maintaining high-quality, accessible documentation. The tool integrates seamlessly with existing workflows, making it a practical solution for maintaining documentation hygiene in fast-moving projects.
Key features
- Auto-generates searchable architecture docs from GitHub repositories
- Detects documentation drift and proposes corrections via GitHub PRs
- Exposes an MCP server for AI coding agents to access verified repo context
- Supports architecture docs, convention guides, and walkthroughs
- Integrates directly with GitHub workflows
- Reduces manual documentation maintenance overhead
- Provides real-time updates on pull request merges
- Grounds documentation in actual source code
Use cases
- Maintaining up-to-date documentation for engineering teams
- Automating documentation updates for open-source projects
- Enabling AI coding agents to access verified repository context
Pros
- Automatically generates and maintains accurate, searchable documentation directly from GitHub repositories
- Detects documentation drift on every pull request merge and proposes corrections as reviewable GitHub PRs
- Exposes an MCP server to provide verified repository context to AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex
- Supports both public and private GitHub repositories with encrypted token storage
- Offers free tools and a free tier for a single repository with no payment required
Cons
- Weekly Friday Cleanup PRs are only available on Pro and Team plans
- Requires GitHub repository access and integration, limiting use to GitHub-hosted projects
- Documentation regeneration and drift detection depend on repository indexing, which may introduce latency
Frequently asked questions about Moxie Docs
Does Moxie Docs work with private GitHub repositories?
Yes. Moxie Docs is designed to work with private GitHub repositories. The GitHub App is scoped to only the repositories you choose, tokens are encrypted server-side, and code is used only to generate documentation and MCP context for your workspace.
What programming languages does Moxie Docs support?
Moxie Docs supports documentation and search for any GitHub repository. It recognizes major languages including TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Java, PHP, SQL, Svelte, Vue, Kotlin, Swift, Elixir, and Zig, with deeper structured convention analysis for TypeScript/JavaScript and Python.
How do I keep documentation in sync with my code?
Connect a GitHub repository to Moxie Docs. It re-indexes on every merge, flags pages affected by code changes, regenerates stale documentation with cited diffs, and on Pro and Team plans runs Friday Cleanup to open weekly docs-only pull requests for review.
What is documentation drift and how does Moxie Docs detect it?
Documentation drift occurs when written docs no longer match the code they describe. Moxie Docs checks each merged pull request against the documentation it touches, compares generated docs to the current source, surfaces gaps, and regenerates impacted pages so teams see what changed and why.
How do AI coding agents get codebase context from Moxie Docs?
Every Moxie Docs plan includes an MCP server. Compatible agents and editors query it for current documentation, conventions, verified commands, and open gaps instead of guessing from partial file reads, reducing token waste and incorrect API assumptions.
What is an MCP server for codebases?
An MCP server for codebases exposes repository documentation and conventions to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol. Moxie Docs publishes one at /api/mcp with OAuth and bearer-token access so agents pull live, cited context automatically.
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