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Code Wiki is an automated, intelligent documentation platform designed to generate and maintain a fully structured wiki for any code repository, updating continuously as the code changes. It scans the full codebase and regenerates documentation after every commit, ensuring the docs evolve in sync with the code; the system also includes an integrated chat interface powered by the Gemini model, enabling developers to ask detailed questions about the code and receive answers grounded in the actual repository. Documentation is hyperlinked to the underlying files and definitions, so users can seamlessly navigate between high-level explanations and specific code. Code Wiki automatically produces architecture diagrams, class hierarchies, and sequence workflows to provide visual context for complex relationships within the code.

Pendo is a product experience platform that helps software product teams deliver products users love. With Pendo, product teams can answer questions like which features are customers using? Which features are they ignoring? Which ones are driving delight and which are causing pain and confusion? From these same insights, you can easily set up in-app messages, guides and walkthroughs without any coding to help users get the most value from your products. By quickly identifying the specific features and workflows that cause users pleasure and pain, you can use the Pendo platform to guide users through the rough spots and drive them to adopt the features that create raving fans.

No need to Google it. Hydrate responses with Stack Overflow Suggestions and documentation from across the web. Extensions, extensions, extensions. Wherever code can be found, Stenography integrates. Stenography uses a passthrough API and does not store code. Your code stays on your system.