The Driver pit crew has been in back-to-back sessions with customers this week, gathering feedback on our closed Driver MCP beta. It’s been energizing to see users light up during onboarding as they connect Driver with Cursor, Claude, Copilot, VS Code, and Gemini.
This week, we’re excited to share a sneak peek of the deep context tools coming with Driver MCP.
Supercharge Agents with Deep Context Docs
Starting today, you’ll see three foundational deep context docs for every codebase connected to Driver, available in the new Autodocs tab:
Architecture Guides – A detailed breakdown of your codebase structure.
LLM Onboarding Guides – Key component maps to help agents understand relationships and navigate quickly.
Development History Guides – A commit-log-powered timeline explaining the evolution of your codebase
Versioned Autodocs
Your deep context docs are always up to date, versioned in sync with your codebase.
Chat with LLM Docs
Deep context docs are optimized for LLMs–simply use chat to get what you need, just like you would in your favorite tool stack.
Up Next
Driver MCP will also introduce additional tools to give agents richer, faster access to your codebase:
Code Maps – Concise descriptions and metadata for every file and folder.
Document Retrieval – Symbol-level documentation, fetchable by path.
Beta testing shows:
Reduced hallucinations
Faster task completion
Lower token usage during code generation