What's new in Moxie Docs

Friday Recaps now count every pull request merged during the week, and a recap is only sent when there is something to report.

This release also includes reliability fixes for docs PRs, indexing and email preferences.

After a repository's first index, Moxie opens one docs pull request for the most useful page it can write, so there is something to review on day one. It follows your plan's monthly docs PR allowance and your Friday Cleanup setting.

When a newer Moxie docs PR covers the same files, Moxie closes the older one with a link to the newer PR. PRs with human commits, reviews or comments are left open.

Setting up the Free plan is now two steps: install the GitHub App, then pick your free repository. There is no checkout step.

The dashboard adds an MCP setup step for Cursor and Claude Code that confirms when your agent's first request arrives, and shows open Moxie docs PRs waiting for review at the top.

Moxie now finds the commands defined in workspace packages and subprojects, such as apps/ and packages/ folders or separate frontend and backend projects, not only at the repository root. Coding agents get those package-scoped commands over MCP.

API docs now include route prefixes defined in another file: FastAPI routers mounted with a prefix, Django include() chains, and Laravel route groups registered from a service provider.

API docs for Python services now cite real endpoints from Flask, FastAPI, Django, Django REST Framework and Starlette routes.

PHP repositories get classes, functions and imports with namespace resolution, plus routes from Laravel, Symfony and Slim. Moxie also reads Composer packages and detects PHP commands such as Composer scripts, PHPUnit, Pest, PHPStan and Pint.

Two new free tools: fill in a runbook template or a CONTRIBUTING.md in the browser, starting from an example if you like. Preview the Markdown as you type, then copy it, download it or share a link. No account needed.

The llms.txt check can now fetch a site's live llms.txt. Each domain gets a shareable report page and a status badge you can embed in a README.

Each repository can now use a branch other than its GitHub default, such as develop or staging. Moxie reads source from that branch, opens docs PRs against it, and re-indexes when it receives a push.

A permanent Free plan for one repository, with no credit card required. It includes generated docs, codebase search and MCP context for coding agents, with monthly limits on docs PRs, Q&A and PR reviews.

Kotlin, Swift, Elixir and Zig files are now indexed as source for generated docs and search.

Moxie reads the OpenAPI and Swagger specs in your repository and tracks each endpoint across indexes. Coding agents can look up an endpoint's details, and where your code calls it, over MCP.

Public knowledgebase pages can now target end users or developers. When a site has both, readers switch between them from the header.

Webhooks send a JSON payload when a repository finishes indexing or Moxie opens a docs PR, and you choose which events each webhook receives.

A REST API lets scripts and CI list a repository's docs and check for documentation drift.

Publish a hosted help center for your product, drafted from your repository. Every page waits for a person on your team to review and publish it. Available on paid plans.

Agents can ask Moxie to review a change over MCP before it is committed. The review flags convention breaches, docs the change would make false, new code with no docs, and broken references.

Draft Windsurf rules with structured guidelines and a live preview, then copy or download the file.

Moxie writes a changelog entry for each merged pull request. You can now publish entries to a public changelog page with an RSS feed on your knowledgebase site, tag them with versions from Git tags, and include direct commits to release branches.

Build a CLAUDE.md for Claude Code or a .cursorrules file for Cursor in the browser with a live preview, then copy it, download it or share a link.

Paste CREATE TABLE statements to get a live Mermaid ER diagram, export it as SVG or PNG, and optionally generate data-model docs.

Build an AGENTS.md for coding agents from a structured form with examples and a live preview, then copy it, download it or share a link.