How does Trelent work?
Trelent analyzes the source code you upload using sophisticated Deep Learning models, and attempts to answer the 'why' instead of the 'what' for your code.
Trelent uses state of the art AI to write docstrings that explain the why of your code instead of the what.
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/// <summary>The sum_nums function sums up an array of numbers.</summary>
///
/// <param name="nums">The array of numbers to multiply.</param>
/// <return>The product of the numbers array.</return>
///
/// <doc-author>Trelent</doc-author>
///
private int sum_nums(int[] numbers)
{
int sum = 0;
for(int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++)
{
sum += numbers[i];
}
return sum;
}
20-30% of a developer's day is spent writing documentation instead of building product.
By automating the generation of docstrings, you let your developers spend that 30% of their day doing what they do best, instead of what they hate.
Keep communication between developers consistent, without the effort. Our docstrings dramatically improve documentation clarity.
Developers are happier when they don't have to argue over whether or not to document. Happy devs, happy life!
Increase developer efficiency by up to 20% per day
Trelent analyzes the source code you upload using sophisticated Deep Learning models, and attempts to answer the 'why' instead of the 'what' for your code.
Trelent stores your anonymized source code on our free plans to help improve our service. We do not store your source code on our paid plans. To opt out, please upgrade or discontinue use immediately. You are responsible for ensuring you own the code you submit to Trelent, or have prior permission from the owner to do so. Please see our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for more details.
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Currently we support C#, Java, Javascript and Python. C, C++ and VB are on our roadmap.
At the moment we write docstrings for you. Various forms of external documentation are on our roadmap.
You can use our VS Code Extension without an account, where you can generate docs for one function at a time. Paid accounts include access to our web dashboard and CLI, which allow you to document entire projects at once.