Schema metadata
Tables, columns, types, nullability, defaults, indexes, and relationships become readable documentation.
MySQL documentation
MySQL database documentation kept current by scans.
A MySQL wiki page goes stale the first time somebody ships a migration without opening it, which is usually the first migration. Taavik generates the documentation from metadata scans of the live database, keeps the notes your team wrote by hand, and records what changed between one scan and the next.
MySQL metadata scan
Keep MySQL documentation aligned with the real schema.
MySQL schemas move. Documentation usually does not, because updating it is nobody's job in particular and there is always something more urgent. Taavik reads the metadata straight from the database and produces object pages that match what is actually there, with room left for the context only a person can add.
Manual notes
Add business meaning and operational cautions without turning the whole page into a hand-maintained wiki.
Schema changes
Recurring scans make changes visible so documentation does not drift silently after releases.
Shared SQL nearby
Teams can keep reusable MySQL queries close to the documentation that explains the schema.
Related product areas
Use documentation as the baseline for MySQL operations.
MySQL
Keep MySQL documentation aligned with the real schema.
Scan metadata, preserve team notes, and connect documentation to the SQL your team already uses.