InkLoom monitors your codebase and automatically updates documentation with every commit. Set up once, never fall behind again.
Every team faces the same problem — docs fall behind code the moment you ship.
Every merge creates drift. Within weeks, your docs mislead users and erode developer trust.
As your codebase grows, no one has time to audit docs for accuracy after every release.
Developers stop reading your docs when they learn they can't rely on them. Support tickets spike.
Set it up once and your documentation stays accurate forever — automatically.
Not another docs tool — a docs engine that's native to your development workflow.
Documentation updates are proposed as pull requests. Review them with the same tools and processes you already use for code.
InkLoom indexes your actual codebase to generate accurate, contextual documentation — not generic content from a prompt.
Full version history for every page. If an automated update isn't right, restore the previous version instantly.
Set up once, stay in sync forever. Free to start, no credit card required.
InkLoom provides a GitHub Action that runs in your CI pipeline. On every push or pull request, it analyzes code changes, identifies which documentation pages are affected, and uses AI to generate or update those pages. The updates are proposed as a pull request so you can review them before they go live.
By default, all documentation updates are proposed as pull requests. Your team reviews the changes alongside the code review, and docs only go live when the PR is merged. You can optionally configure auto-merge for trusted updates.
GitHub is the primary integration today, with full support for GitHub Actions, PR-based workflows, and repository syncing. Support for GitLab and Bitbucket is planned.
Yes. InkLoom is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. You can self-host the entire platform on your own infrastructure. See docs.inkloom.io for the self-hosting guide.