How does Browzer generate docs from my repo?

Connect a GitHub repository and Browzer reads your source, comments, and structure to draft a full docs site — SDK and API references, CLI guides, quickstarts, cookbooks, and a changelog. You review the drafts in one inbox and publish the ones you like.

What does self-healing mean?

When you merge a change — like renaming a method or shifting an API — Browzer detects where your docs now disagree with your code and drafts the fix. You approve it, or turn on auto-publish for trusted updates, so your docs stay accurate without anyone chasing them.

Do the docs live on my own site?

Yes. Browzer publishes to a docs portal you control, and you can point your own custom domain at it. Cookbooks and sample scripts can also be published back to your repo via pull requests you review.

Will it match our voice and style?

You set the brand voice once and Browzer drafts everything in it, consistently across every product surface. Nothing goes live until you approve it, so you stay in control of tone and accuracy.

Which content types does it cover?

SDK and API docs, CLI guides, quickstarts and sample scripts, cookbooks, changelogs, and SEO-optimized blog posts — all drafted from the same connected repo and kept in sync as your code evolves.

How do I get started?

Start a free 14-day trial, connect a repo, and click generate. Your first docs site is drafted in minutes — no credit card required to begin.

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[ The AI-native DevRel studio ]

Docs that keep
themselves up to date.

Connect your GitHub repo. Browzer drafts your docs, guides, changelogs, and blog posts — and heals them on every merge.

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acme/sdk

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src/client.ts

src/streaming.ts

src/cli/index.ts

src/types.ts

package.json

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[ How it works ]

Connect a repo. Content appears.

Three steps from a codebase to a docs site that maintains itself.

01Connect

Connect a repository

acme/sdkConnected

acme/cliConnect

Connect your repo

Link a GitHub repository and Browzer reads your source, comments, and structure — no config files, no setup scripts.

02Draft

Drafting3 pages

docs/quickstart.md

docs/sdk/client.md

CHANGELOG.md

Browzer drafts your content

A full docs site, cookbooks, sample scripts, and a changelog — drafted from your code and ready to review and publish.

03Self-heal

Merged to main

docs/sdk/client.md

- client.createSession()

+ client.connect()

Every merge, it self-heals

When code changes, Browzer catches the drift and drafts the fix. Your docs stay right without anyone chasing them.

[ Self-healing ]

Your code changed.
Your docs noticed.

When a merge renames a method or shifts an API, Browzer catches the drift and drafts the fix — you just review and publish.

Merged to main

createSession() renamed to connect()

docs/sdk/client.md

## Getting started

-const session = client.createSession()

+const session = client.connect()

Returns a live session handle.

Review inbox1 update

docs/sdk/client.md

Doc drift detected — the code sample referenced a renamed method. Browzer drafted the corrected snippet.

Or turn on auto-publish for trusted fixes.

[ Content types ]

One repo. A whole docs site.

Browzer drafts every kind of content developers actually read — and keeps each one current.

docs/sdk/client.md

SDK & API docs

Reference for every public method, generated from your source and kept in sync as signatures change.

import { Client } from "acme"

const c = new Client()

blog/launch-week.md

SEO blog posts

Launch posts and deep-dives written for search and AI answers — structured data and metadata built in.

SEO-ready· JSON-LD included

docs/cli/commands.md

CLI guides

Command walkthroughs with real flags and expected output.

$ acme deploy --prod

✓ Deployed in 3.2s

cookbooks/stream-responses.md

Cookbooks & sample scripts

End-to-end recipes and quickstart scripts your users can copy and run.

1Install the SDK

2Authenticate

3Stream a response

CHANGELOG.md

Changelogs

Release notes drafted from merged PRs, ready every ship.

v2.4.0· today

Added streaming API

[ Who it's for ]

Built for whoever owns the docs

Whether it's your full-time job or your side project, the docs stay current on their own.

DevRel lead

Ship docs without a docs team

Cover every SDK, CLI, and product surface without hiring a writer for each one. Browzer drafts, you set the voice and approve.

Full docs site from day one
Consistent voice across products
Review inbox, not a backlog

Solo DX engineer

Docs that don't rot between releases

You'd rather build than write. Browzer keeps quickstarts, references, and changelogs current so support tickets don't pile up.

Drafts from your source
Self-heals on every merge
Sample scripts that actually run

OSS maintainer

Great docs for a project you run at night

Give contributors and users real guides, cookbooks, and release notes — generated from the repo, published to your site.

Changelogs from merged PRs
Cookbooks for common flows
Publishes via PR you control

[ Pricing ]

Simple, transparent pricing

Start with a free 14-day trial. No credit card required.

[ FAQ ]

Questions? Answers.

Connect a repo.
Your docs write themselves.

Point Browzer at your codebase and get a self-healing docs site — guides, changelogs, cookbooks, and blog posts included.

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Docs that keepthemselves up to date.

Connect a repo. Content appears.

Connect your repo

Browzer drafts your content

Every merge, it self-heals

Your code changed.Your docs noticed.

One repo. A whole docs site.

SDK & API docs

SEO blog posts

CLI guides

Cookbooks & sample scripts

Changelogs

Built for whoever owns the docs

Ship docs without a docs team

Docs that don't rot between releases

Great docs for a project you run at night

Simple, transparent pricing

Questions? Answers.

How does Browzer generate docs from my repo?

What does “self-healing” actually mean?

Do the docs live on my own site?

Will it match our voice and style?

Is my code secure?

Which content types does it cover?

How do I get started?

Connect a repo.Your docs write themselves.

Connect a repo. Content appears.

Connect your repo

Browzer drafts your content

Every merge, it self-heals

Your code changed.Your docs noticed.

One repo. A whole docs site.

SDK & API docs

SEO blog posts

CLI guides

Cookbooks & sample scripts

Changelogs

Built for whoever owns the docs

Ship docs without a docs team

Docs that don't rot between releases

Great docs for a project you run at night

Simple, transparent pricing

Questions? Answers.

How does Browzer generate docs from my repo?

What does “self-healing” actually mean?

Do the docs live on my own site?

Will it match our voice and style?

Is my code secure?

Which content types does it cover?

How do I get started?

Connect a repo.Your docs write themselves.

Docs that keep
themselves up to date.

Your code changed.
Your docs noticed.

Connect a repo.
Your docs write themselves.

Your code changed.
Your docs noticed.

Connect a repo.
Your docs write themselves.