Deepadox: Fix your outdated gut hub documents on Auto Pilot

As a developer, in my 15+ years, in teams I have been out of the old documents to one of the most disappointing problems. I will be honest, I leave it myself. You send a feature and move on. Then after a month, someone is driving or debugating on a ship and goes into the documents that no longer reflect the code. I tried to fix it with tools such as Sweeger and Spinachs Outodok, but they only work for tight use issues such as opening or interpretation. They do not help high -level things such as onboarding tutorials, SD guides, or user -facing examples. You still have to keep things like dusting, and this is a manual burden. LLMS helped a little. Tools such as cursor and co -pilot allow you to indicate for DOC updates, and they work to some extent. But you have to remember to indicate after each change, manually know the right context, and hope that your fellow fellow will not overright things in your AI sessions. And if you are not careful, the latest documents lose their original structure or style. So I made Deepodox-a Gut Hub-Local AI app that automatically puts your documents in harmony with your code base. Once installed, it listens to your positions, detects Dr. Derfot, and opens a clean branch with the recommended refreshments. No hint. There is no setup of context. Don’t forget. Deepodox understands both your code and your documents in full context. It just updates something that is important and maintains your format. You can also mobilize a completely deep scan to fix outdated documents at the same time throughout your repo. It works with monorpox, external document repository, easily connected with the famous doctor generators such as doosis or MKDOC, and naturally fits your existing gut hub flow. What I am most proud of is that it works like a CI for documents. You do not need to change your habits. Just commit your code and let the Dipodox handle the rest.