Fix your outdated GitHub Docs on autopilot
Outdated docs frustrate users and slow down teams 🤦♂️. We built DeepDocs, a GitHub-native AI agent that automatically keeps your docs like READMEs, API references, SDK guides, and tutorials up-to-date with your changing codebase.
DeepDocs automatically scans your repository on every commit, detects outdated documentation, and creates pull requests with updates. This implements continuous documentation (CI/CD for docs), removing the manual burden of keeping READMEs, API references, SDK guides, and tutorials in sync with codebase changes.
DeepDocs provides detailed logs and reports showing which docs changed, why they changed, and which commits triggered the updates. This transparency helps teams understand documentation drift and maintain audit trails for compliance.
DeepDocs maintains documentation accuracy by automatically updating it whenever code changes. This prevents misleading AI agents and frustrating developers with stale information, which is critical for software adoption in the age of AI.
DeepDocs works natively within GitHub as an app that listens for code changes and creates update PRs on separate branches. It requires no setup, works with monorepos or separate doc repos, and supports popular doc generators (Docusaurus, Mintlify, Read the Docs, MkDocs) without extra configuration.
Unlike coding agents that may rewrite docs inconsistently, DeepDocs intelligently updates only outdated sections while preserving your original formatting, style, and structure. It respects your documentation conventions and team standards.