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Helpwheel
MVP — Helpwheel Docs

Your codebase, turned into docs that don't go stale.

Connect a GitHub repo and Helpwheel generates three things from your code — developer docs, a user manual, and an API reference — in your language, kept current automatically every time a PR merges. Built to be AI-agent-friendly from the start, not just human-readable.

THE FULL PICTURE

Connect once, three docs, always current

🚧 The flow below is what we're building toward — see the feature table below for what's live today.
1
Connect your GitHub org
Sign in, install the app on the repos you want covered. Company accounts, not just individual logins.
2
We generate three documents
Code docs (architecture), a user manual, and an API reference — read straight from your codebase, not hand-written.
3
Every merged PR updates them
No stale docs. The diff from each merge patches the relevant pages automatically.
4
AI-agent-friendly, not just human-readable
Every repo ships an llms.txt index today, with MCP access on the way — however your team's coding agent looks for context, it can use it.
FEATURES

Everything Helpwheel does, live or on the way

Public docs viewerLive

Browse any public GitHub repo's README + docs/ folder, right now

llms.txt for AI agentsLive

Machine-readable index every repo gets, for the coding agent your team already uses

AI-drafted PR changelogLive

A short, factual summary of what changed, generated from each merged PR

Code documentationComing

Architecture docs generated straight from your codebase, not hand-written

User manualComing

End-user-facing how-to documentation, generated automatically

API referenceComing

Generated from your code's actual interface, kept in sync with it

Always up to dateComing

Every merged PR automatically patches the affected pages

Your languageComing

Generate docs in the language your team and customers read

Company accountsComing

Sign in with GitHub, manage docs for your whole team, not just yourself

MCP server accessComing

Agents fetch your docs directly over MCP, not just via llms.txt

Private reposComing

Everything above, for repos your team doesn't make public