GitHub repo indexing
Connect a scoped GitHub App to selected repositories, then index the codebase to generate architecture pages, convention summaries, gap reports, and searchable docs grounded in the repository itself.
Moxie Docs turns GitHub repos into searchable docs, gap reports, MCP context for AI agents, and reviewable cleanup PRs, with public help centers and Slack alerts.
Moxie Docs is a GitHub-connected documentation product that turns a code repository into searchable docs, convention summaries, gap reports, and an MCP context layer for AI agents. It is designed for private repositories and uses a scoped GitHub App so it only reads the repositories a team selects.
The product also supports public-facing help centers and ongoing maintenance workflows. It re-indexes after merges, detects documentation drift, and on higher plans opens reviewable Friday Cleanup pull requests so teams can keep docs current without rewriting them by hand.
Connect a scoped GitHub App to selected repositories, then index the codebase to generate architecture pages, convention summaries, gap reports, and searchable docs grounded in the repository itself.
Flag pages affected by code changes and compare merged pull requests against the documentation they touch so teams can see stale or missing content early.
Expose current docs, conventions, commands, and open gaps through an MCP endpoint so compatible agents and editors can query repository context while working.
Open weekly reviewable docs-only pull requests on Pro and Team plans to batch small fixes, stale pages, and gaps into a single cleanup review.
Publish a searchable hosted knowledgebase for users, developers, or both, with human review before anything goes public and content stored as Markdown in git.
Send Friday Recap and new documentation PR notifications to Slack so updates appear in a team channel with a link to review.
A team onboarding new engineers can generate searchable architecture pages and convention guides from the repo, then keep them updated as the code changes.
A staff engineer or tech lead can surface stale pages, documentation gaps, and drift on each merge, then review the resulting cleanup PRs before they land.
An AI engineer or developer using MCP-compatible tools can pull verified conventions, commands, and current context directly from the repository index instead of re-reading files manually.
A startup or product team can publish a user-facing knowledgebase or help center from the same source material, with human review before pages become public.
A team active in Slack can receive Friday Recap summaries and new documentation PR notifications in a channel where reviewers already work.
Moxie Docs connects to a GitHub repository through a scoped GitHub App, indexes the selected codebase, and generates searchable docs, gap reports, and MCP context. On Pro and Team plans it also runs Friday Cleanup to open reviewable docs-only PRs.
Yes. The product is built for private GitHub repositories, and the app only accesses the repositories you choose. Documentation changes are proposed as pull requests, and your team reviews and merges them.
Yes. Every plan includes an MCP context endpoint for compatible agents and editors. The site says agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex can pull verified conventions and context from the repository index.
Pricing starts at $29 per month after a 14-day free trial on Starter, with Pro at $79 per month and Team at $199 per month. Annual billing is also available, and the site says annual plans are priced at two months free compared with monthly billing.
Moxie Docs supports documentation and search for any GitHub repository and recognizes major languages including TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Java, PHP, SQL, Svelte, Vue, Kotlin, Swift, Elixir, and Zig. The site says its deepest structured convention analysis is for TypeScript/JavaScript and Python.
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