[Penify]: Setting up Automated AI-Driven Documentation for GitHub!

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📖 Penify config setup

🚀 Installation

Please merge this Pull Request to see Penify in action! This PR will add a configuration file to your repository, which will enable Penify.dev to generate documentation for your code.

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🌍 Introduction

In today's fast-paced software development landscape, the importance of accurate, real-time documentation cannot be overstated.
Yet, the manual effort behind it can be daunting. Enter Penify, the game-changer in automated documentation for your GitHub projects.

🚀 Solution: Penify

Penify.dev is not just a tool; it's your intelligent documentation companion on GitHub.

• 📲 Easy Installation: Integrate Penify effortlessly with your GitHub organization or specific repo.
• 🛠️ Automatic Activation: It springs to action right after installation.
• 🔍 Intelligent Tracking: Keenly monitors merged PRs to the main/master branch, keeping tabs on the freshest of files.
• 🧠 Smart Generation: Understands your code! Recognizes classes, functions, and generates crisp documentation.
• 🔄 Intelligent Updates: Updates existing docs in line with recent changes.
• 📜 Review Before Merge: Gives you the power to review! Creates a PR with updated documentation for your approval.

Let's embrace the future of documentation with Penify.

Summary by Sourcery

CI:

• Add a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically generate documentation using Penify on push to the main branch.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a new GitHub workflow that automatically generates documentation using Penify. The workflow is triggered on pushes to the main branch and manually via workflow dispatch.

Sequence diagram for Penify documentation generation workflow

sequenceDiagram
    participant D as Developer
    participant GH as GitHub
    participant P as Penify Service
    participant R as Repository

    D->>GH: Push changes to main branch
    GH->>P: Trigger documentation workflow
    P->>R: Analyze code changes
    P->>P: Generate documentation
    P->>GH: Create PR with documentation
    GH->>D: Notify for review
    D->>GH: Review and merge documentation PR

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Flow diagram for Penify documentation process

flowchart TD
    A[Code Push to Main] -->|Triggers| B[GitHub Action Workflow]
    B -->|Runs| C[Penify DocGen Client]
    C -->|Authenticates| D{Valid Credentials?}
    D -->|Yes| E[Analyze Code]
    E -->|Generate| F[Documentation]
    F -->|Create| G[Pull Request]
    D -->|No| H[Workflow Fails]
    G -->|Notify| I[Developer Review]
    I -->|Approve| J[Merge Documentation]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added a new workflow file to enable automated documentation generation.	Created a workflow file named 'snorkell-auto-documentation.yml'. Configured the workflow to trigger on pushes to the 'main' branch. Added a manual trigger via workflow dispatch. Defined a job named 'Documentation' that runs on 'ubuntu-latest'. Utilized the 'SingularityX-ai/snorkell-documentation-client@v1.0.0' action. Passed the 'SNORKELL_CLIENT_ID', 'SNORKELL_API_KEY', and 'branch_name' as inputs to the action.	.github/workflows/snorkell-auto-documentation.yml

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