Our team has been busy incorporating improvements and insights from ongoing beta testing of Driver MCP with our most engaged customers
This week, we’re excited to give everyone access to the deep context tools that Driver MCP provides in the Driver webapp
Precision Autodocs
You can now generate autodocs for any folder or file you choose. With a single prompt, create concise one-pagers or in-depth documentation for modules and specific parts of your codebase
Deep Context Docs for Every Codebase
Foundational deep context docs are now available in the new Autodocs tab:
Architecture Guides – detail the structure of your codebases.
LLM Onboarding Guides – orient agents to key components, their relationships, and navigation paths.
Development History Guides – built from commit logs to explain the evolution of your codebases.
Performance and Scaleability Improvements
You should notice faster and better results across especially large, complex codebases, such as monorepos or those with high-frequency changes.
Now, any Driver-created pull requests and merge requests will automatically be closed. This change will affect codebases on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
We’ve refined our automated commit messages to improve validation compatibility.
Up Next
In addition to deep context tools, Driver MCP will soon introduce new content tools that empower agents to search, navigate, and access detailed context for solving tasks. These include:
Code Maps with concise descriptions and metadata for every file and folder.
Document Retrieval that provides documentation for every symbol in the codebase, available by path.