Document My Pentest creates a description of whatever you are trying to test. Whether you're probing for path traversal, SQL injection, XSS, or other vulnerabilities, Document My Pentest tries to understand what you are doing and documents it for you.
In Burp Suite Professional, go to Extensions → BApp store and search for "Document My Pentest". Click the install button and then navigate to the installed tab then select "Document My Pentest" and check the "Use AI" checkbox in the Extension tab.
Just use Repeater like you normally would while testing a target. When you're ready to document your work, skip digging through Repeater history - simply right-click and select Extensions → Document My Pentest → Document my work. The AI will generate notes for you automatically.
You can also right click on the proxy history and document a pen test as separate requests or as a collection of requests and responses.
Right-click on a single or multiple proxy history items and select Extensions → Document My Pentest→ Document my work (separately). This will create notes on each request and response as a separate attack. Extensions → Document My Pentest → Document my work (as collection) will create a combined notes on all the requests and responses and put the notes into the last selected item. You can also configure Document My Pentest to automatically send notes to the Organizer as you hack the target by going to Document My Work->Settings->Auto invoke after Repeater requests and Document My Work->Settings->Auto send notes to Organizer.
Of course, AI isn't flawless - sometimes it gets things wrong. No problem: you can manually edit the notes and make corrections.