List path patterns and their owners, and the tool formats them into a GitHub CODEOWNERS file, adding the @ prefix to usernames automatically.
Place it at .github/CODEOWNERS, docs/CODEOWNERS, or the repo root — GitHub checks all three locations and uses the first one it finds.
Yes, as a starting point — review names, paths, and details against your actual project before committing.
No. Everything is built client-side in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere until you commit it yourself.