AI Code Documentation
Document Code — Even Legacy Code.
Send code to @vustbot and get docstrings, parameter/return docs and a plain-language summary in your style — grounded in what the code does. Free tier, no card.
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Send code to @vustbot and get docstrings, parameter/return docs and a plain-language summary in your style — grounded in what the code does.
Who documents code with AI
- Maintainers of legacy code
- Add docs to code nobody remembers
- Docstrings and a summary generated from the code itself.
- Open-source authors
- Draft a README or API docs fast
- A first draft to edit, grounded in what the code actually does.
- Teams
- Keep docs from rotting
- Quick doc passes on changed code, in chat.
How AI code documentation works here
- 01
Paste the code
Open @vustbot and paste the function, module, or file you want documented.
- 02
Get docs
Docstrings, parameter/return descriptions, and a plain-language summary — in your style (JSDoc, Google, NumPy…).
- 03
Refine the scope
Ask for a README section, usage examples, or a higher-level overview, in the same chat.
Document code free
Open @vustbot, paste the code, and get docstrings and a summary — free tier, no card.
Documenting code, honestly
Grounded in what you paste
@vustbot documents the code you give it — for behavior that depends on other files, include them or describe the context so the docs are accurate.
Review for intent
Generated docs describe what the code does; you still confirm they match the intended behavior, especially for legacy code.
Free tier, no card
Start free; pay with Telegram Stars only for heavier use. No card subscription.
Frequently asked questions
How does AI code documentation work here?
Open @vustbot, paste the function, module or file, and the bot writes docstrings, parameter and return descriptions, and a plain-language summary — in your style (JSDoc, Google, NumPy, etc.).
Is it accurate for legacy code?
It documents what the code does based on what you paste. Include dependent files or context for accuracy, and review the docs to confirm they match the intended behavior.
Can it write a README or API docs?
Yes — ask for a README section, usage examples, or a higher-level overview in the same chat.
Which doc styles does it support?
JSDoc, Google, NumPy, reStructuredText and others — name your style so the output fits your project.
Can it write a whole README, not just docstrings?
Yes — ask for a README and it drafts sections (overview, install, usage, API) from the code you paste; you fill in the parts only you know, like license and support.
Ready when you are
AI code documentation in Telegram.
Paste code and @vustbot writes docstrings, parameter docs and a plain-language summary in your style — review for intent. A coding chat, free to start, pay with Telegram Stars.