The code documenter: from source to up-to-date technical documentation.
The software that runs business processes is often poorly documented: whoever wrote it is gone, the documentation is old or missing. Every change means reconstructing the logic by reading the source.
It reads the code and reconstructs how it works: modules, functions, dependencies and data flows. It writes the technical and functional documentation, and realigns it when the code changes.
Documentation always aligned with the code, with module sheets and a dependency map. Newcomers understand sooner; those who intervene know what they are touching.
On-premises guarantee
Source code is the heart of the company’s products and processes. Analysing it in the cloud would mean giving it to third parties to read.
You can. But there's a fundamental difference...
ForgeDoc is not an LLM that guesses.
It's an engineered system that analyzes.
Patented algorithm, verifiable output, zero hallucinations. Built from scratch for enterprise code - not adapted from a chatbot.
ForgeDoc systematically analyzes the entire codebase to produce coherent, structured, and verifiable technical documentation. An industrial approach designed to guarantee reliable results even on complex systems.
Complete structural analysis of the codebase
Always verifiable results
ForgeDoc generates technical documentation in drastically reduced time and integrates it directly into the development cycle, keeping code and documentation always aligned.
1 day of ForgeDoc = 4.6 months of manual work
Documentation integrated into the development cycle
ForgeDoc requires no hardware investment or complex configuration. The solution runs entirely on-premises, keeping code and data always within your company perimeter.
Zero activation or hardware management costs
Maximum data security, zero cloud exposure
Every documentation change is tracked and reversible.
Clean, readable output compatible with any documentation platform.
Documentation updates automatically on every push.
# API Reference
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## UserService
### authenticate(credentials)
Validates user credentials and returns a JWT token.
**Parameters:**
- `email` (string) - User email
- `password` (string) - User password
**Returns:** `Promise<AuthToken>`
**Complexity:** O(1)
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