Infrastructure Protocol
GlintOS scans your codebase, detects documentation drift in real-time, and opens PRs with accurate updates — in under two minutes. No humans in the loop.
The Problem
Every stale line in your docs is a hallucination waiting to happen. When AI coding assistants read outdated context, they generate wrong code, invent APIs, and break trust. Docs don't update themselves — they decay.
The old way breaks at scale. GlintOS closes the loop.
The Glint Loop
Five steps. Fully automated. The entire process from code push to resolved drift takes under two minutes.
Engineer pushes code. A webhook triggers GlintOS to start scanning the diff.
Abstract syntax tree analysis maps every function, endpoint, and schema boundary in the changed code.
Signature changes, new endpoints, removed fields — anything that contradicts current docs is flagged.
Accurate documentation is written — with full schema, context, and machine-readable variants.
Docs are updated. A PR is opened. Reviewer approves. Done. Zero manual work after the push.
Outputs
Every sync produces outputs optimized for the tools reading your codebase today — AI coding assistants, MCP clients, and code intelligence systems.
Machine-readable documentation context. AI coding assistants use this to understand your APIs, endpoints, and patterns without hallucinating.
MCP server card for AI tool discovery. Enables autonomous agents to find and use your codebase's tools without manual configuration.
Type definitions, response shapes, and API contracts stay current across every sync cycle. JSON, TypeScript, OpenAPI — your call.
Documentation shouldn't be a manual chore. It shouldn't be a quarterly review you forget about. It shouldn't be the thing that makes AI assistants unreliable. Documentation should update itself — the moment the code changes. That's the only way to trust what you read.
GlintOS was built on one conviction: perfect documentation is a byproduct of a well-designed pipeline, not a result of discipline and willpower.
Always current. Always accurate. Always agent-ready.