Dynamic Documents

Auto-generate documentation from your codebase and view your database schema.

Dynamic Documents are AI-generated from your connected code repositories. Once a repository is synced, Jitera can generate two types of content: code module documentation and a database schema viewer.

Accessing Dynamic Documents

1. Click Documents in the left sidebar.
2. Open the Dynamic documents folder in the file tree.
3. You will see one entry per connected repository, plus a Database entry.

A Generate button appears when content has not yet been generated. The button is disabled while the repository is still syncing.

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Code module documentation

Generates AI-written documentation from your codebase, organized into folders that reflect your code structure (e.g. modules/, rules/, top-level overviews).

How to generate

1. Click your repository name under Dynamic documents (e.g., my-backend).
2. Click Generate dynamic documents.
3. In the dialog, confirm the monthly limit and select a model if needed.
4. Click Generate. Generation runs in the background.

After the first generation, the button changes to Regenerate to update with your latest code. Each regeneration counts toward your monthly limit.

What gets generated

Each module document typically contains:

Section	Description
Summary	AI-written overview of what the module does
Architecture diagram	Visual diagram rendered from the code structure
Files	File references with GitHub links and line anchors
Development notes	Additional context from the AI analysis

The folder header shows which model was used and when the content was last generated.

Exporting generated documents

After generation, an Export button appears in the folder header. Click it to download all generated documents as a ZIP file.

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Database schema

Analyzes your connected backend repository and extracts the database schema — table names, column names, and data types.

How to generate

1. Click Database under Dynamic documents.
2. Click Generate database.
3. The schema viewer loads automatically after generation.

Using the schema viewer

• Table list (left panel) — Searchable list of all database tables. Click a table to view its columns.
• Column details (main area) — Column names and data types for the selected table.
• Last generated — Timestamp shown in the top right.
• Re-generate — Click to refresh the schema with the latest database state.

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Limitations

Limitation	Details
Generation limit	5 per month (shared across code and database)
Content editing	Generated documents are read-only
Scheduling	Automatic regeneration is not supported

Related

• Code Sources — Connecting repositories
• Browsing & Organizing — Navigating generated documents in the tree
• Import & Export — Exporting documentation