Kodadocs
@Kodadocs
AI-generated help docs for your web app in minutes, not weeks. KodaDocs is a Claude Code MCP server that reads your codebase, captures screenshots with a headless browser, annotates UI elements, writes documentation articles, and assembles a complete VitePress help center. Suppor
Overview
What is Kodadocs?
Kodadocs is an open-source MCP server for Claude Code that automatically generates a complete help center for any web application. It produces polished documentation with AI-written articles and annotated screenshots.
How to use Kodadocs?
Install the package and Chromium browser, then ask Claude in Claude Code: “Generate help docs for my app.” The server handles the entire pipeline from discovery to deployment.
Key features of Kodadocs
- Auto-detects web framework from project files
- Discovers routes via static analysis
- Analyzes code for patterns and error handling
- Captures headless screenshots with auth and PII blur
- Annotates UI elements with numbered callouts
- Deploys to Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages
Use cases of Kodadocs
- Quickly generate a help center for a new web app
- Keep documentation in sync with a codebase as it evolves
- Automate screenshot capture and annotation for user guides
- Deploy a searchable VitePress documentation site to a hosting provider
FAQ from Kodadocs
What exactly does Kodadocs generate?
It creates a full VitePress help site with articles like Getting Started, Feature Guides, FAQ, and Troubleshooting, all written by AI and accompanied by annotated screenshots.
How do I install Kodadocs?
Run pip install kodadocs and then playwright install chromium. No other dependencies are needed.
Which frameworks are supported?
Next.js, Nuxt, React, Vue, Angular, SvelteKit, Remix, Astro, Django, Flask, FastAPI, Rails, Laravel, Express, Hono, WordPress, and more.
Can Kodadocs handle authenticated pages?
Yes—the headless browser capture tool includes support for authentication and also blurs personally identifiable information (PII).
Is Kodadocs open-source and free to use?
Yes, it is open-source. The MCP server itself is free; you only pay for Claude Code usage when generating docs.
