I built a tool that turns messy Git history into Architecture Maps and Exec Briefings (RepoWrit)
Hey everyone, I’m a dev who got tired of the "Information Gap" between my code and my stakeholders. We ship fast, but the context gets lost. I built RepoWrit to automate the context layer so we can spend more time shipping and less time explaining. It uses AI to analyze git intent and generates: Documentation on Autopilot: It auto-generates and syncs READMEs on every push so your docs are never stale. Live Architecture Maps: It visualizes your repo structure in real-time, making onboarding and refactoring way easier. CEO-ready Briefings: It translates technical effort into high-fidelity impact reports for non-technical leadership. We hit #3 on Shipit yesterday and we're officially in Beta. I’m looking for some honest, "brutal" feedback from this sub—especially on the Architecture Mapping.
Hey everyone, I’m a dev who got tired of the "Information Gap" between my code and my stakeholders. We ship fast, but the context gets lost. I built RepoWrit to automate the context layer so we can spend more time shipping and less time explaining.
It uses AI to analyze git intent and generates:
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Documentation on Autopilot: It auto-generates and syncs READMEs on every push so your docs are never stale.
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Live Architecture Maps: It visualizes your repo structure in real-time, making onboarding and refactoring way easier.
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CEO-ready Briefings: It translates technical effort into high-fidelity impact reports for non-technical leadership.
We hit #3 on Shipit yesterday and we're officially in Beta. I’m looking for some honest, "brutal" feedback from this sub—especially on the Architecture Mapping.
Check it out here: https://repowrit.com
I’ll be in the comments to talk about the GitHub/Jira/Claude integration or the tech stack if anyone's curious!
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