ShipDocs

What it does

CodeWiki can't touch private repos. ShipDocs documents yours in 2 minutes: cited AI chat, 9 doc modules, AES-256 encrypted. Every growing team hits the same wall: new hires can’t find their way around the codebase, and senior devs spend hours every week being the human wiki. ShipDocs fixes that in one pipeline — import a repo, get structured docs, and let anyone on the team ask questions with answers that cite real file paths.

ShipDocs is the AI teammate that documents your private repos, keeps the wiki current, and serves structured context to Cursor & Claude over MCP. Cited answers, trusted auto-sync, AES-256 encrypted. 3-day free trial — no credit card.

Your AI teammate that documents private repos, answers with citations, and stays current when the code changes, so humans stop writing wikis nobody updates. README from 2019. Wiki last touched before the reorg. Slack answers gone in 90 days. Your new engineer loses days grepping a monorepo, and still asks where webhook verification lives. Hire ShipDocs for that job: document private codebases and keep them true. Not a hallucinated API. Not a generic wiki. Ask where webhook verification lives: get the actual path with line context. Connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, ZIP, or CLI. ShipDocs encrypts, indexes, and ships docs your team, and your agents, can trust the same afternoon. Every project…from shipdocs.sh

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  DeepDocs2025 · deepdocs.dev · ▲132

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