SchemaCrawler Scribe generates structured database documentation directly from live schema metadata, using Google Open Knowledge Format (OKF).
If your database documentation is always behind production, this is for you.
SchemaCrawler Scribe generates structured database documentation directly from live schema metadata, using Google Open Knowledge Format (OKF).
The result is documentation that works for both developers and AI agents, without creating a second documentation workflow.
Source code: SchemaCrawler/schemacrawler-scribe
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