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What's new in TICdoc 1.2

The substantial change in this release is that TICdoc no longer documents from the project title and notes alone: it can now read your code. You attach one or more source folders and the program builds a local index of the units, classes, interfaces, records, methods and properties they declare. That index becomes the context the AI receives, so the documentation describes the program that exists rather than a plausible one.

• Project code index. Built-in Pascal analyser. Other languages are registered in the index while their analyser is pending.
• Structured generation. In functional requirements, non-functional requirements, use cases and glossary sections the AI fills in the records — code, title, steps, actors, exceptions, terms — instead of writing paragraphs.
• Document a single unit. Pick a file from the index and TICdoc creates a section explaining what the unit is for, what each type handles and how it is used, from its actual declarations.
• Resume an interrupted generation. If generation stops, launch it again and it continues with the sections left empty, without rebuilding the outline or touching what is already written.
• Automatic retries for transient provider errors such as per-minute rate limits.
• Progress and cancellation while the full document is generated.
• Optimise requests. An option that sends each section only what concerns it instead of repeating the whole code structure, greatly reducing consumption per document.
• Project templates. Seven starting structures: desktop application, web application, REST API, database, library, academic project and empty project.
• Markdown export as a /docs tree with one file per section, an index and an images folder, ready for GitHub, MkDocs or Docusaurus.
• Direct PDF export of the assembled project.

See how AI generation and the rest of the TICdoc workflow operate.

Full installation

The wizard installs the application and creates C:\Users\Public\Documents\TicDoc. This folder stores the SQLite database, projects, images, diagrams, exports and language files. It also records the data location in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ticdoc under the PathData value.

Update

The updater checks for a previous installation and replaces only the application components required to run version 1.2. It does not create a new database or remove anything from your project folders.

The first time version 1.2 is opened, TICdoc extends the database to store the code index. The operation is transparent and does not affect existing projects.

License

TICdoc is free for personal, educational and professional use. It can be used at no cost and with no limit on the number of computers, in personal, academic or professional projects, within companies and public administrations, and to document commercial software. The documents you create with TICdoc are yours and you may exploit them freely, including commercially.

• TICdoc copyright and intellectual property rights belong to © Alberto Fornés.
• Selling, sublicensing, redistributing, modifying, renaming or repackaging TICdoc without the author's express permission is not allowed. Downloads are available from this website only.
• TICdoc includes third-party components under their own licenses, listed in the THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt file installed alongside the program.
• The software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind. Regular backups of the data folder, including the database, are recommended.

The full terms are shown during installation and are installed alongside the program.

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