The Auto-sync feature is a game changer. It keeps all documentation up to date as Swimm checks any docs pushed to GitHub and will let us know if something needs to be updated. If it's a small change they even do it automatically for you. My team also likes that we're able to view documentation in our CI.

Anyone who has worked in the Software Development field knows how tedious keeping your documentation around code up-to-date can be. The line I hear repeated no matter where I am is: "The moment you write documentation for your code it is out-of-date". With Swimm, that remark is now emphatically untrue! The large issue surrounding code documentation is/was that there was no easy or enforceable way to alert developers when code referenced in documentation has changed. Swimm's product solves that issue and does even more. Swimm can tie directly into your PR flow, throwing an error when documentation needs the developer's addition due to changes, and can even auto-sync changes in situations it can infer the developer's intentions. The team at Swimm has been constantly adding new features and expanding what the product can do. They are always open to feedback and ideas on how their product can be improved. Our team immediately fell in love with their product and knew it was going to help us immensely. Lastly, Swimm does not save any of your code base's files/code on their servers. All of your documentation will live inside your existing repository as readme files inside of a new .swm directory. So you can adopt Swimm with no fear of losing your documentation if you have to decide to pivot.

It lets you document processes and algorithms - while adding code snippets that will always be aligned with actual code