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The only assistant that answers from your code — for people who don’t read code.

Docs platforms answer from what someone wrote. Support agents answer from your help center. Coding tools answer engineers. Here’s where we fit.

RepoHelpdesk Docs platforms
e.g. GitBook, Mintlify
AI support agents
e.g. Enjo, Fin, Decagon
Enterprise search
e.g. Glean
AI coding tools
e.g. Copilot, Cursor
Where answers come from Your source code, live data and published articlesArticles your team writesYour help center, tickets and macrosDocuments across your SaaS toolsSource code
Who it’s for Support, sales, success, customersCustomers and developersCustomers and support agentsAll employeesEngineers
Stays current when code changes Yes — read from the codeWhen someone updates the docsWhen the knowledge base is updatedWhen the documents are updatedYes
Needs source access to use No — users only see answersNoNoNoYes
Where the code is read On your own serversNot applicableNot applicableVariesUsually sent to the vendor or model
Answers about a specific customer Yes, via approved PlaybooksNoOften, from helpdesk dataPartly, from documentsNo
Writes customer-facing docs Yes, from the codeEditor, with AI writing helpSome generate articles from ticketsNoNo

Categories describe how tools of that kind typically work; individual products vary and change often.

Better together

Most teams add RepoHelpdesk — they don’t replace anything.

Keep your docs platform

Use RepoHelpdesk for the questions your docs don't answer yet — and let the Customer Guide draft the articles that are missing.

Keep your AI support agent

Point it at your Customer Guide, or let your agents escalate to RepoHelpdesk instead of to engineering.

Keep your coding tools

Engineers keep their editor AI. RepoHelpdesk is for everyone who shouldn't need the code to get an answer.

See it answer from your own code.

Start a free trial in minutes, or book a demo and a security walkthrough with our team.