Documentation

Docs generated from your code

Hand-written docs are accurate on the day someone writes them, and drift from there. Nobody updates the wiki when they fix a bug in the code it describes — there's no PR checklist item for "also update Confluence." Entelligence reads your codebase directly and writes the wiki instead, then keeps it current every time a PR merges, so accuracy isn't something your team has to remember to maintain.

What gets generated

• A hierarchical wiki — an Overview page, broken into Sections and Subsections, each written in prose with real references to your code, not generic boilerplate.
• Architecture diagrams — Mermaid diagrams embedded directly in the docs to visualize how pieces of your system connect, generated alongside the prose rather than drawn separately.
• Two doc types, generated together — Technical Docs for architecture and implementation detail, and a Tutorial-style walkthrough for onboarding a new engineer into the workflow. You get both from a single generation run; there's no separate step to request one or the other.
• Version history — every section keeps a timeline of past versions, each attributed to the pull request that changed it, so you can see not just what a section says today but why it says that.

It stays current on its own

When a PR merges, Entelligence analyzes what changed in the diff, semantically matches the change against your existing documentation sections (not just a keyword match — it understands what a change means for a given section), computes a diff of the prose itself, and applies the update automatically. You'll see a before/after view of exactly what changed and which PR triggered it.

Any section that hasn't seen an update in over 7 days is flagged as potentially stale — useful as a signal to trigger a manual refresh even if no matching PR has merged recently. A single Regenerate button on any section triggers a fresh generation for it on demand.

AGENTS.md sync

Alongside the wiki, Entelligence can keep an AGENTS.md file current in your repo — the context file AI coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, and others) read to understand your project. Choose weekly or monthly sync, and Entelligence keeps it in sync with your codebase automatically.

Export

Push your generated docs to Confluence or Notion if that's where your team already keeps documentation, or use the wiki as-is inside Entelligence.

Supported platforms

GitHub, GitLab (including self-hosted), and Bitbucket.

See Setup to generate docs for your first repo.