CodeGuide

CodeGuide is a web platform that turns raw software ideas into structured documentation for AI coding tools. Instead of chatting endlessly with Cursor, Claude, or Copilot to build context, you describe your project in plain English. CodeGuide generates PRDs, tech specs, wireframes, and a full project knowledge base that your AI models can reference. It also analyzes existing GitHub repositories and produces documentation for legacy code, so AI tools understand what they're building on rather than guessing.

The tool works in a few steps: describe your idea, answer clarifying questions, pick which AI coding tool you're using (Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, etc.), and get a complete project plan and doc set. CodeGuide also includes Software v2, an autonomous coding agent that routes tasks across 200+ LLM models—it picks the best model for each job, analyzes codebases, plans work, and executes code for hours. A Chrome extension lets you generate docs directly from your browser. The platform offers open-source starter kits (Next.js with Supabase, React Native with Firebase, etc.) pre-configured for AI models, saving tokens on boilerplate code.

CodeGuide is built for developers who use AI-assisted coding tools and want to reduce hallucinations, wasted time, and bad outputs. It's especially useful for tech leads planning new features, freelancers jumping between client projects with different stacks, and teams maintaining legacy codebases. The documentation output works with most popular AI coding tools including Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, Bolt, and Claude Code.