heres a quick walkthrough on how to use @devdoq [ sound on ]

Introducing @devdoq v0.4.0!! We were a bit quiet on X lately, but behind the scenes we pushed some really solid progress into devdoq Still in beta, but this update focuses a lot on performance, smoother ux, and making the overall flow feel more natural Read changelog linked below to know more about what changed RTs appreciated :)

so who knows japanese?

having a hard time understanding code docs? just ask @devdoq to summarize it for you it grabs context from whatever file youre reading and gives you answers that actually match it [sound on 🔊] banger music

you can customize your document's table of content in natural language btw

you can always use @devdoq to write your README

you can always check out examples of how @devdoq performs with documentations before signing up see it for yourself and if you like it, signup and get started :)

while talking to your codebase, you can now look at what context it pulls out so that you can verify and navigate to it easily @devdoq

you can expect chat with documents soon in @devdoq

its easier to navigate through your documents now with @devdoq (should have added this feature way earlier but we still ball) this is coming up with next updates soon :)

you'll have much more flexibility now on @devdoq choose only the files you actually need docs for instead of running it on the whole codebase and hitting the 150 file limit (this update will be coming in upcoming versions) thanks to @/Zeeshan for this idea btw

people are already loving @devdoq try it out now if you havent already ;)