Generate C# library and ASP.NET application documentation from your source code. Codec8 reads XML doc comments, .csproj files, and class hierarchies to build complete docs.
C# projects have excellent XML doc comment support, but assembling those comments into a readable README plus architecture overview still requires significant manual effort that most .NET developers skip.
Tailored documentation features for C# codebases
Parses XML doc comments (///) into structured API reference with parameter and return type tables
Generates NuGet package installation commands and .csproj PackageReference snippets
Documents interfaces, abstract classes, and their implementations in class hierarchy diagrams
Detects ASP.NET Core controllers and generates HTTP endpoint reference documentation
From zero to published docs in under a minute
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Codec8 reads your C# source code, dependencies, and structure, then generates README, API docs, architecture diagrams, and setup guide.
Download your documentation as Markdown files or let Codec8 open a pull request directly to your repository.
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Yes. Codec8 reads both .csproj (SDK-style) and legacy project formats. It detects the target framework from the project file and adjusts installation instructions accordingly.
Absolutely. Codec8 reads from your GitHub source, not NuGet. It generates documentation that you can include in your NuGet package or GitHub repository independently.
Codec8 reads your nullable context settings and incorporates nullability annotations into the API documentation, clearly marking parameters and returns as nullable or non-nullable.
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