| What it does | Keep your GitHub docs as current as your code
| AI skill manager that keeps your skills together across tools
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| Based in | US
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| Pricing model | Freemium
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| Pricing | Free plan (1 repository, 500 indexed files, 2 doc PRs/month, no card required); Starter $29/month ($290/year, 5 repos, 2,000 indexed files); Pro $79/month ($790/year, 15 repos, weekly Friday Cleanup); Team $199/month ($1,990/year, 50 repos, unlimited seats, priority indexing). 14-day free trial on p
| Free: £0/month with core features. Individual: £6.99/month (one person, 7-day trial). Team: £12.99/member/month (billed per active member).
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| Key features | - Automated codebase documentation generation from source code
- Documentation drift detection and flagging on pull requests
- MCP context endpoint for AI coding agents
- Friday Cleanup weekly documentation PRs
- Searchable interactive codebase documentation
- Public knowledgebases and hosted help centers
- Continuous documentation re-checking on every merge
- PR description alignment against team templates and conventions
- Scoped GitHub App access with no auto-merging
| - Unified library for importing and organizing skills from multiple sources
- Source tracking to monitor when skills change and decide whether to update
- Security review with Cisco Skill Scanner for prompt injection, exfiltration, and obfuscated code
- Selective skill delivery to specific projects and tools
- Skill capture to turn successful workflows into reusable skills
- Skillbox Trim to reduce command output noise from agent context
- Skillbox AI to draft and review skills with assistance
- Shared workspaces for team collaboration without forcing skills on individuals
- Team standards to require specific skills for workspace consistency
- Weekly workspace usage reports for team admins
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| What makes it different | - Source-backed documentation stays in sync with actual code through continuous drift detection
- Never auto-merges; all documentation changes require human review and approval
- Provides MCP context to reduce agent rediscovery and give AI tools accurate codebase knowledge
- Friday Cleanup batches weekly documentation fixes into one reviewable PR
- Free plan with no credit card required to test on one real repository
| - Library remains separate from active setup, delivering only relevant skills to each tool or project
- Source attachment remembers GitHub or GitLab origin so you can compare versions before updating
- Security findings and approvals tied to exact version reviewed, not carried forward automatically
- Shared team skills do not override individual personal libraries
- Works with existing tools without requiring abandonment of Cursor, Claude Code or repositories
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 32 ▼ −1 (down) since last check | 2 ▲ +2 (up) since last check |
| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 5 | 0 |
| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 37 | 0 |
| Referring domains (Majestic) | 357 | 0 |