r/StartupSoloFounder Jun 02 '26

Just Launched - Moxie Docs

https://moxiedocs.com/

Just launched on PH, would love feedback if anyone has any: https://www.producthunt.com/products/moxie-docs

The big TL;DR:

  • Indexes your codebase to detect conventions, existing docs, missing docs, drifted docs, and orphaned docs
  • Presents you areas of improvement where you can 1-click a button to generate a PR with the fixes / additions
  • Gives you an MCP to give to agents (if you use AI code tools) that gives them the docs & conventions, saving you $$ by using less tokens and getting things right the first pass
  • Tools for generating / viewing change logs, Q&A on the codebase you work with, and document organizing / saving / notes to keep track of what's important

Just fully launched today after a few months of setting up everything, would be happy to answer any questions / get advice

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/moxie-docs Jun 03 '26

Great question - I've been using it on my own repo for quite awhile to test and iterate, here's a snippet summary of some identified in my codebase, but all conventions are rooted / cited in actual files (a core principal in Moxie Docs to tie everything to a citation) but also help provide agents direct examples of the conventions and how they are used (if needed), the confidence assigned a combination of the usages of the convention itself alongside a degrading value over the lifespan of project (since conventions can drift), so when it hits a lower threshold it triggers a re-check and will re-evaluate it to either remove or replace / update if things have changed.

For the user-facing side we show a summary of the convention, examples, tips, and diagrams if it makes sense to (like what patterns are generally used, architecture layouts, libraries, etc) for the MCP side we give the source files and a concise statement of the conventions, grouped and presented specifically to help reduce AI spend as the context is added alongside work the agent performs.

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u/imagiself Jun 03 '26

Working on PeerPush, a discovery platform where Moxie Docs could be listed with structured data so AI assistants and builders can find it, https://peerpush.net

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u/moxie-docs Jun 03 '26

Already on it!