VOID Repo Docs

AI-assisted legal and repository document generation for GitHub projects, web applications, and Android apps. It writes the paperwork while you continue pretending the dependency graph is fine.

VOID Repo Docs is a full-stack TypeScript application with a React 19 workspace, an Express API, four supported LLM providers, GitHub repository analysis, Notion export, multi-draft editing, and a Capacitor Android shell.

It can generate 15 document classes in six tones, including the application's Deadpool-cool setting: original mercenary-grade sarcasm, developer-specific mockery, and no copyrighted character references.

Warning

Generated legal text is a starting template, not legal advice. Have qualified counsel review anything that could affect actual users, money, privacy, employment, licensing, or your future ability to sleep.

Start Here

npm install
Copy-Item .env.example .env
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

At least one provider key is required to generate documents:

GEMINI_API_KEY=
MISTRAL_API_KEY=
GROQ_API_KEY=
OPENROUTER_API_KEY=

Run the standard checks before declaring victory:

npm run lint
npm run build

What It Does

• Generates README files, policies, agreements, licenses, and governance documents.
• Uses GitHub metadata, README content, license text, and package.json as generation context.
• Supports GitHub repository, web app, and Android app compliance profiles.
• Produces one to five parallel drafts with distinct variation profiles.
• Offers preview, edit, split, and diff workspaces.
• Refines drafts with Gemini-powered presets or custom instructions.
• Audits common legal and privacy clauses with local heuristic checks.
• Replaces [Placeholder] variables during preview, copy, and download.
• Exports Markdown, Word-compatible HTML, print-to-PDF output, and Notion pages.
• Restores drafts and preferences from browser storage.
• Packages the web client as a native Android application with Capacitor.
• Collapses both side panels into mobile drawers so the editor gets the screen instead of fighting two menus for custody of six inches of glass.

Documentation

The complete documentation lives in docs/.

Guide	Purpose
Getting Started	Installation, configuration, first run, and verification
User Guide	Complete workflow for generation, editing, audit, and export
Architecture	Runtime boundaries, data flow, state, and component map
API Reference	Request/response contracts and endpoint behavior
AI Providers	Provider selection, models, fallback behavior, and keys
Android	Capacitor architecture, APK/AAB builds, signing, and testing
Deployment	Production build, hosting, environment, CORS, and operations
Security	Threat model, secret handling, privacy, and hardening priorities
Repository Reference	File map, scripts, types, storage keys, and dependencies
Contributing	Development workflow, conventions, and change checklists
Troubleshooting	Failure symptoms, causes, and concrete repairs

Product Showcase

Watch the feature showcase.

Desktop workspace	Mobile workspace

Technology

• React 19, TypeScript 5.8, Vite 8, Tailwind CSS 4
• Express 4, Zod 4, Axios
• Google Gemini, Mistral, OpenRouter, Groq
• Capacitor 8 and Android Gradle Plugin 8.13
• Motion, React Markdown, Lucide, Sonner, shadcn-style UI primitives

Legal Reality Check

VOID can generate convincing legal structure. It cannot know every jurisdiction, business practice, data flow, contractual promise, or spectacularly creative mistake your organization may produce. Review placeholders, verify factual claims, confirm applicable law, and obtain legal review.

License

No root LICENSE file is currently present. Until one is added, copyright law reserves the usual rights by default. That is not mysterious open-source licensing; it is an unfinished decision wearing a trench coat.