Git2Docs

Git2Docs

Easily Generate & Sync Beautiful Docs from Code!!!

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What is Git2Docs?

Git2Docs automatically generates user guides and API references from your GitHub repositories, eliminating manual documentation maintenance. The tool syncs documentation on every release, ensuring your docs stay aligned with your code. You can instruct AI to fix specific sections, or deploy a coding agent to detect discrepancies between documented and actual CLI/API behavior — with batch fixes applied through the same AI pipeline.

Each published doc set includes an L1 support chatbot grounded in your documentation, requiring no additional training or configuration.

Start from your GitHub repository or seamlessly migrate from Gitbooks today - https://git2docs.com/announcements/gitbook-migration! If you ship software and care about your users, Git2Docs is for you.

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FAQ about Git2Docs

Is the L1 support chatbot included in the price?

Yes — on Team and Enterprise. Team includes 1,000 chat questions / month, Enterprise includes 10,000 / month (custom volume on request). Builder doesn't include chat; the docs portal still works, but the floating chat widget is locked until the org upgrades. Every chatbot answer is grounded in your published docs and cites the sections it draws from — no separate per-message charge, no token metering.

Is there a free tier or trial?

All plans include a 30-day free trial — no credit card required. This gives you enough time to connect your repos, run your first sync, and see the generated documentation portal before committing. There is no permanent free tier; developer tools that generate AI content have real infrastructure costs that a free tier would obscure.

How do I know my LOC before I connect a repo?

When you select a repo during onboarding, we use GitHub's language statistics API to give you an estimated LOC figure before you commit. It's labeled as an estimate and shown alongside which plan tier it would fall into. The precise count is measured on your first sync using cloc.

What if my LOC changes a lot between syncs?

We measure once at the start of each billing period. Changes during the period — up or down — don't affect your current bill. If a large feature deprecation reduces your LOC significantly, you can request a manual re-measurement from your billing page. If it drops your tier, the new rate applies immediately.

How do I tell AI to fix sections of the document?

Leave feedback on any section. Submit Review batches everything into a single AI pass that updates the product brief and regenerates the affected pages. Manual brief editing is optional as well. Fine-tune any section by hand with a rich-text editor when the AI didn’t quite nail the phrasing.

Is there runtime validation?

Yes. Bring your own coding agent (Claude Code recommended; Codex / Antigravity work too). It exercises every documented CLI command and API call against your live deployment; mismatches feed straight into the Tell AI flow.