Writulos Scribe: Your code changes. Your docs keep up.
Scribe turns your code into clean docs, then tells you the moment they fall behind. Writulos Scribe is an AI code documentation generator from Writulos: hand it a file and it returns structured Markdown documentation, function by function, with parameters, return types and plain-English descriptions laid out the same way every time.
- Try it with no account: https://scribe.writulos.com/app
- Pricing: https://scribe.writulos.com/pricing
- Integration guides: https://scribe.writulos.com/integrations/github-actions
- Company: https://writulos.com
Docs that know when they're stale
Scribe keeps score: your docs are current or visibly behind, never quietly wrong. Paid plans add the power to act on it.
- Stamped at generation: every doc the GitHub Action writes carries the exact commit it was generated from.
- Counted on every run: each run counts commits since, so your dashboard shows how far behind each doc is.
- Caught in the pull request: changed files whose docs are behind get an
inline warning on every plan.
fail_on_driftturns that into a failed check on Pro and Business.
More on how drift is measured: https://scribe.writulos.com/documentation-drift
From code to docs in three steps
No config, no template, no prompt: just hand Scribe some code.
- Hand it some code. Paste code, upload files, drop a GitHub URL, or add the Action for every push.
- Get a structured doc. Overview, functions, params, examples, dependencies and gotchas, every time.
- Ship it, then keep it honest. Copy Markdown, export a PDF, publish a link, or let the Action commit and flag drift.
What you get
- Structured, not chatty: overview, functions, parameters and examples, only what's in the code.
- GitHub Actions, on every push: one workflow file documents changed files on every push and pull request.
- Two audiences, one click: technical docs for maintainers, or plain English for your users.
- Asks before it guesses: when the code doesn't say why, Scribe asks up to three questions.
- Use it from your AI assistant: add the MCP server to Cursor, Claude Code or Claude Desktop, or use Claude tool use or the REST API.
- Share or export: copy Markdown, export a PDF, or share a link you can unpublish.
Works where you already work
- GitHub Actions: https://scribe.writulos.com/integrations/github-actions
- MCP server: https://scribe.writulos.com/integrations/mcp
- Claude tool use: https://scribe.writulos.com/integrations/claude
- REST API: https://scribe.writulos.com/integrations/rest-api
- API keys: https://scribe.writulos.com/integrations/api-keys
Pick what stale docs are allowed to do
Start free: every plan tracks drift; paying changes what it can do about it.
- Free, $0 a month for one developer: 20 generations a month, drift tracking on every repo, docs carry a small "Generated by Writulos" footer.
- Pro, $5.99 per developer a month: 200 generations a month per developer, no footer, and stale docs can fail the build.
- Business, $9.99 per developer a month from ten developers: the gate as one organisation-wide switch that starts on, 500 generations a month per developer, a shared library and a drift dashboard.
Indian cards are charged in rupees. Full details: https://scribe.writulos.com/pricing
Common questions
Does it work with private repositories? Yes: paste, upload, or run the Action in your own CI, sending only the file documented. The GitHub URL import is public repos only.
Do I need my own AI API key? No: paste code, get docs; Scribe handles everything else.
Can I use Scribe without the web app? Yes: the GitHub Action, REST API and MCP server all run headless with a personal API key.
Is my code stored or used for training? Your code is used only to generate the doc, never for training. Signed-in docs save with their source until you delete them; guest ones aren't stored.
What exactly does "fail on drift" do? Each doc is stamped with its commit, and the Action counts commits since as its drift. Free just shows the number; with the gate on, Pro and Business fail the check until docs catch up.
Start with the file you keep meaning to document
20 docs a month, free. No sign-up needed to try it: https://scribe.writulos.com/app