AI Product · 2025 to Present
DocubotAI
An AI documentation platform that analyses codebases and generates always-up-to-date docs. Connect your repos, get documentation that actually matches your code.
In beta
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- Google Gemini
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- export formats
- 4
- Git host integrations
- 2
- status
- Beta
- at docubotai.app
- Beta
Overview
TwinCurrent built DocubotAI, an AI documentation platform, in beta at docubotai.app. It is our own SaaS product, not a client project, born from a problem we kept seeing in every codebase: documentation written once and never updated, or worse, docs that actively contradicted the current code.
The platform connects to GitHub or Azure DevOps, analyses the codebase with AI, and keeps documentation synchronised through webhooks. When developers push changes, DocubotAI detects what changed and updates the relevant docs automatically. DocuAgent, a related tool, was merged into DocubotAI in January 2026.
The Challenge
Documentation drifts from code within weeks of being written
Developers spend time writing docs that are outdated before anyone reads them
New team members onboard slowly because docs do not reflect the codebase
Existing tools generate API references but miss architecture, patterns, and context
No single tool handles the full lifecycle: analyse, generate, export, and keep current
System Architecture
- GitHub / Azure DevOpsConnected repositories
- Webhook ingestDetects what changed on push
- AI analysisUnderstands structure & patterns
- Multi-format exportConfluence, Wiki, PDF, Markdown
Repositories connect once; webhooks then drive everything. On each push, DocubotAI detects what changed and runs an AI analysis pass over the affected code to understand structure, dependencies, and patterns, not just signatures.
Generated documentation is exported into the formats teams already use, so docs fit existing workflows rather than forcing a new tool. The webhook-driven loop is the core idea: it removes the manual step that causes documentation drift in the first place.
The Solution
GitHub & Azure DevOps integration
Connect repositories directly. DocubotAI reads your codebase, understands the structure, and keeps documentation synchronised with every push.
Webhook auto-sync
Set up webhooks so documentation updates automatically when code changes. No manual triggers, push code, get updated docs.
Chat with your docs
Ask questions about your codebase in natural language. Answers are grounded in your actual code and documentation, not generic responses.
Multi-format export
Export to Confluence, GitHub Wiki, PDF, or Markdown. Fits into your existing workflow without forcing tool changes.
AI codebase analysis
Understands code patterns, dependencies, and architecture. Generates docs that reflect how the code actually works.
Always-up-to-date docs
Continuous analysis ensures docs match the current state of the code, solving the drift problem at its root.
Integration Highlights
GitHub & Azure DevOps
Reads repositories and triggers on every push via webhooks.
Webhook pipeline
Push events drive automatic re-analysis and doc updates.
Confluence & Wiki export
Publishes docs into Confluence, GitHub Wiki, PDF, and Markdown.
Tech Stack
Next.js
Full-stack framework
TypeScript
Type-safe development
Google Gemini
AI analysis and generation
PostgreSQL
Primary database
Outcomes
In beta at docubotai.app and under active development
GitHub and Azure DevOps integrations cover the two most common Git hosts
Webhook auto-sync eliminates the manual step that causes documentation drift
Export to Confluence, GitHub Wiki, PDF, and Markdown fits existing team workflows
DocuAgent merged into DocubotAI (Jan 2026), consolidating doc automation into one product
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