CodeGuide

CodeGuide is a web app and Chrome extension for developers, founders, and product teams that generates spec-driven project documentation to give AI coding tools reliable context.

Key capabilities include:

• Project knowledge base generation from a plain-English idea or an existing GitHub codebase, producing structured docs such as PRDs, tech specs, architecture notes, frontend/backend plans, user flows, prompts, and task lists.
• Wireframes and planning artifacts designed to reduce re-explaining requirements across tools and help prevent model guesswork.
• AI-tool compatibility with common IDE and web builders, including Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, GitHub Copilot, Claude, Bolt, Replit, Lovable, and v0, so the generated specs can be reused as a reference.
• Starter kits (open-source boilerplates) to avoid starting from scratch, including templates for Next.js, React, and React Native stacks with common components like authentication and database integrations.

Pricing: Freemium, with a Free plan plus paid annual plans listed at $24/mo (Pro) and $29/mo (Founder).

Notable for focusing on spec-driven context (including codebase documentation) that can be attached to AI coding workflows, plus a dedicated Chrome extension for using and reviewing generated materials outside the main app.