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>log in to comment- Zain Sheikh· 3mo ago
Feeding repo context to AI agents over MCP plus PR checks that keep docs current is a smart combo. How do you handle monorepos with many packages?
Moxie Docs turns a GitHub repo into living documentation with AI-generated docs, search, and MCP context.
- for
- Developers and teams who want up-to-date docs and AI agent context for their codebases.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- MIT
Key features
- Repo indexing — Indexes your GitHub repository and generates source-backed documentation.
- Doc PRs — Proposes documentation updates as pull requests for review and merge.
- MCP context endpoint — Provides repository knowledge to MCP-compatible AI agents.
- Friday Recap & Cleanup — Weekly summary of doc drift and batch PRs for easy review.
- Searchable workspace — Full-text search across generated docs, architecture, and conventions.
- Public knowledgebase publishing — Creates a hosted help center from your repo with controlled publishing.
Use cases
- Onboard new engineers with searchable, source-cited docs
- Keep API docs in sync with code changes via automated PRs
- Provide AI agents with up-to-date repository context for code generation
- Publish a customer-facing help center directly from code
Moxie Docs pricing
- Starter$29/mo/month5 repositories · 2,000 indexed files per repo · 10 doc PRs per month · 1 seat
- Pro$79/mo/month15 repositories · 5,000 indexed files per repo · 25 doc PRs per month · Weekly Friday Cleanup
- Team$199/mo/month50 repositories · 15,000 indexed files per repo · 50 doc PRs per month · Unlimited seats
Moxie Docs vs alternatives
 Moxie Docs |  Sideko |  Bump.sh |  QueryPal |  Icongen.io | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Living docs with AI agent context | Auto-generated API SDKs and docs | Internal API documentation hub | Support automation | Icon generation |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Free | One time fee |
| DevHunt upvotes | 4 | 81 | 25 | 82 | 114 |
| Launched | Jul 2026 | Jan 2024 | Feb 2024 | Mar 2024 | Jan 2023 |
- Moxie Docs vs Sideko: Sideko generates SDKs and docs from APIs, while Moxie focuses on living docs from code repositories.
- Moxie Docs vs Bump.sh: Bump.sh centralizes internal API docs, whereas Moxie creates source-backed docs and AI context for any repo.
- Moxie Docs vs QueryPal: QueryPal automates support team workflows, while Moxie provides code-centric documentation and agent context.
- Moxie Docs vs Icongen.io: Icongen.io creates icons, not documentation; it’s unrelated to Moxie’s repo-driven docs.
Moxie Docs FAQ
What is the difference between Free, the 14-day trial, and the $5 pass?+
Free is permanent for one repo with no card; the 14-day trial gives full paid-plan capacity for any plan and expires if not converted; the $5 pass provides two weeks of Pro features without auto-renewal.
How does the 14-day trial work?+
Start a trial on any paid plan, use all features for 14 days, and cancel anytime before it ends to avoid billing.
Can AI coding agents use Moxie Docs?+
Yes. All plans include an MCP context endpoint that MCP-compatible agents can query for repository knowledge.
What access does Moxie Docs need to my GitHub repositories?+
It connects via a scoped GitHub App that reads only the repositories you select and never merges code automatically.
Do PR checks block merges or only warn?+
Documentation updates are proposed as pull requests for review; they do not block merges unless you enforce them.
Can I publish a public help center for my users?+
Yes. You can publish a hosted knowledge base from your repo, with separate review inboxes to keep internal docs private.
Summarized by DevHunt from moxiedocs.com · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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