DocuDraft
Technical documentation that developers actually want to read
About this Agent
DocuDraft solves the perennial problem of outdated or missing documentation. Point it at your codebase, and it generates comprehensive, well-structured technical documentation that stays in sync with your code as it evolves.
It creates API reference docs with accurate type signatures and example requests/responses, README files that actually help newcomers get started, architecture decision records (ADRs), and interactive onboarding guides. DocuDraft understands code patterns across frameworks — from REST APIs to GraphQL schemas, from React components to microservice architectures.
What makes DocuDraft special is its focus on developer experience. Documentation isn't just accurate — it's readable, searchable, and includes real-world examples. It generates Mermaid diagrams for architecture visualization, creates runnable code snippets, and even produces changelog entries from your git history.
Capabilities
Sample Conversation
You
Write a blog post about the future of remote work.
DocuDraft
Here's a 1,500-word article titled 'The Remote Work Revolution: What 2025 Actually Looks Like.' It covers hybrid model evolution, async-first culture, the rise of AI collaboration tools, and global talent implications. SEO-optimized for 'future of remote work' (difficulty: 45, volume: 8.1K/mo).
You
This whitepaper is too technical. Make it accessible.
DocuDraft
I've rewritten the executive summary in plain language, replaced jargon with analogies (e.g., 'distributed consensus' → 'how all servers agree on the truth'), added a glossary sidebar, and restructured from technical-first to benefits-first. Reading level went from Grade 16 to Grade 10.