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Norvo

Exporting & Integrating

Norvo documentation is designed to work seamlessly with AI coding assistants. Download your bundle, drop it into your repository, and your assistant immediately understands your project.

Download Options

Whether you need the full bundle or just a handful of specific files, Norvo gives you flexible ways to get your documentation out of the platform and into your workflow.

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Full Project Download

Download all documents as a single ZIP file containing every Markdown file and synthetic configuration file generated for your project. This is the fastest way to get your complete documentation bundle into your repository in one step.

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Selective Export

Choose specific documents to export — up to 50 at a time — as a ZIP file. This is ideal when you only need to update a few files or want to share a subset of your documentation with a teammate without sending the entire bundle.

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Markdown Format

All documents are in Markdown (.md) format — universally supported by AI coding assistants, documentation platforms, and version control systems. No proprietary formats, no lock-in, just clean text files that work everywhere.

AI Assistant Config Files

Norvo generates synthetic configuration files tailored to popular AI coding tools. When enabled on your plan, these files are included in your download bundle and give each assistant immediate context about your project.

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CLAUDE.md

Project context file for Claude Code. Contains your project's architecture overview, key conventions, and development patterns so Claude understands your codebase from the first prompt.

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.cursor/rules/project-rules.mdc

Configuration for the Cursor AI editor. Defines project-specific rules, patterns, and preferences that guide Cursor's code generation and suggestions to match your codebase style.

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.claude/commands/*.md

Claude Code slash commands for common workflows — adding features, fixing bugs, writing tests, and reviewing code. Run them directly from your terminal.

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.agents/skills/*/SKILL.md

Agent skill definitions for task implementation, feature development, debugging, testing, PR review, and refactoring. Gives AI agents structured workflows for complex tasks.

Integration Workflow

Getting your Norvo documentation into your development environment takes less than a minute. Follow these five steps and your AI assistant will have full project context immediately.

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Generate your documentation

Complete the clarification chat and hit Generate. Norvo's AI produces your full documentation bundle including all Markdown files and synthetic config files.

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Download the bundle

Use the full project download to get everything as a single ZIP file, or use selective export to grab only the documents you need.

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Extract into your project root

Unzip the downloaded file into the root directory of your project repository. The files are already organized in the correct directory structure.

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AI assistants detect config files

Coding assistants like Claude and Cursor automatically detect config files when they are present in your project — no additional setup required.

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Start building

Your AI assistant now has full context about your project's architecture, conventions, and requirements. Start coding and watch it generate code that fits your vision.

Best Practices

Follow these recommendations to get the most value out of your exported documentation over the lifetime of your project.

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Commit docs to version control

Keep your Norvo docs in your repo so they are always available to AI tools and team members. Version-controlled documentation means everyone is working from the same source of truth.

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Update after major changes

If your project scope evolves significantly, regenerate your documentation to keep AI assistants aligned with the current state of your architecture and requirements.

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Review before distributing

AI-generated docs are a strong starting point — review and refine them before sharing with your team. Use the built-in Markdown editor to make adjustments, then export the polished version.

Ready to explore more?

Head back to the documentation hub or learn about the documents Norvo generates for your project.