Updated developer docs: 2025-02-10T18:15:51+0000

Author: rolandstdocs

docs/VS Code Extension/Dev-Docs-Quickstart.md

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-# Quickstart
+# VS Code Quickstart
 
-See Dev-Docs in action in just a under five minutes! First, you'll need an account. If you haven't made one yet, head to [dev-docs.io](https://www.dev-docs.io/) to create a free account in just a few clicks by logging in with your GitHub (no cc required). If you already have one then you're ready to go! Woohoo! 
+See Dev-Docs in action in just a few minutes! First, you'll need an account. If you haven't made one yet, head to [dev-docs.io](https://www.dev-docs.io/) to create a free account by logging in with your GitHub (no cc required). If you already have one then you're ready to go!
 
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docs/_Internal-Docs/Generate Context on multiple files.md renamed to docs/VS Code Extension/Generate Context on multiple files.md

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   # Generate Context on Multiple Files
 
 ## Step 1: Open the Dev-Docs Extension
-![Step 1](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_1.png)
 
 Open the Dev-Docs extension in your IDE. You should see options like "Sign Out", "Generate Context", "Create Custom Doc", etc. on the left side.
 
 ## Step 2: Navigate to the Index File
-![Step 2](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_2.png)
 
 Navigate to the main index.js file of your project. This file typically contains the core functionality and imports.
 
+![Step 2](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_2.png)
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 ## Step 3: Access the "Generate Context" Feature
-![Step 3](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_3.png)
 
 Click on the "Generate Context" button in the Dev-Docs panel. This will open up the context generation interface.
 
+![Step 3](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_3.png)
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 ## Step 4: Select Multiple Files
-![Step 4](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_4.png)
 
 In the "Generate a new document for your repo" section, select multiple files to use as context. In this example, "/index.js", "/package.json", "/test.js", and "/tests/removeB" are selected.
 
+![Step 4](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_4.png)
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 ## Step 5: Choose Context Creation Location
-![Step 5](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_5.png)
 
 Decide where the context should be created. You have options like "codebase" or "user-facing docs". Select the appropriate option for your needs.
 
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+![Step 5](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_5.png)
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 ## Step 6: Generate the New Document
-![Step 6](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_6.png)
 
 Click the "Generate New Doc" button to create the context document based on the selected files.
 
+![Step 6](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_6.png)
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 ## Step 7: View Generated Context
-![Step 7](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_7.png)
 
 The generated context document will open, showing a summary of the selected files. In this example, it displays information about the package.json configuration file, including project metadata, scripts, and dependencies.
 
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+![Step 7](/img/generate_context_on_multiple_files/step_7.png)

docs/VS Code Extension/Generate some context on a folder.md

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   # How to Generate Context on a Folder in VS Code
 
 ## Step 1: Open the Folder in VS Code
 
 ![Open folder in VS Code](/img/generate_some_context_on_a_folder/step_1.png)
 
-First, open your project folder in Visual Studio Code. You should see the folder structure in the Explorer pane on the left side of the window. In this example, we can see a Node.js project with various files and folders.
+First, open your project folder in VS Code. You should see the folder structure in the Explorer pane on the left side of the window. In this example, we can see a Node.js project with various files and folders.
 
 ## Step 2: Generate High Level Context for the Folder
 

docs/VS Code Extension/Generate-Documentation-With-AI.md

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docs/VS Code Extension/Getting-Started.md

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+# Setting up the VS Code Extension
 
 Dev-Docs is a powerful VS Code extension that helps you generate and manage documentation for your codebase. This guide will walk you through the basic setup and usage to get you up and running quickly.
 

docs/VS Code Extension/Use our Vs Code Extension with continue.md

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 # Using Dev-Docs with Continue in VS Code
 
 ## Step 1: Open the Continue Extension