I just launched Codeology 1.0: GitHub for documentation.
Every developer has rebuilt something they already solved years ago because they couldn't remember how they did it. Codeology fixes that.
→ Put your cursor on a function and press Ctrl+Alt+D. A doc wizard opens with the signature, parameters, and code already filled in. You write how it works.
→ Docs save as Markdown in your repo's .codeology folder, so they're reviewed like code and readable on GitHub.
→ Every project you document joins your Lifework, one searchable memory of everything you've built.
→ When the code changes, Codeology flags the doc and shows the commits that changed it.
→ Documented code comes back as suggestions while you type, with names adapted to your scope.
Built for game and tools developers: C++ with Unreal macros, C# for Unity and .NET, Verse, TypeScript, and Python.
Free to start, and every new account gets Premium free for 30 days.
VS Code: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=PicassoRayneStudiosLLC.codeology
Website: https://codeology.picassoraynestudios.com
Ever open a project from 3 years ago and have no clue how it works? Codeology