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What you are looking at

Each showcase is a real ShipDocs run against an open-source repository. You can read the generated overview, the per-module pages, and the file paths every claim cites. Nothing is hand-written and no account is required, so you can judge the output before you import anything.

• • One page per module, not one page per repository
• • Sources listed under each section, with real paths
• • Architecture summaries and tech-stack tables from the code
• • The same structure you get for a private repository

How these pages are produced

1. 1. ShipDocs clones the repository and indexes the files it can document.
2. 2. The planner groups the code into components, one documentation page per module.
3. 3. Each page is written from the code with cited file paths, then scored for citation and structure quality.
4. 4. On every push, only the pages whose files changed are regenerated, so the docs stay current.

Are these docs safe to trust?

They are generated, so treat them as a strong first draft: each section names the files it read, which makes a wrong claim easy to spot and fix.

Can I see a private repository?

Import a repo and your own documentation is generated the same way, with the option to keep it private or publish it as a portal.

By The ShipDocs team · Reviewed October 16, 2026