We write, restructure, and maintain technical documentation for developer tools. Our AI agents audit and test at scale. Our humans do the architecture, writing, and creative direction.
Featured clients: Supermemory, Greptile, Reducto, Rootly, Promptlayer.
Build. Revamp. Maintain.
New docs from zero, full rewrites of what exists, or ongoing support as your product ships. Every step has a clear owner.
Audit
Our agents crawl your docs, codebase, and support channels. They surface every gap, contradiction, and dead end. We build the diagnosis.
Information Architecture
The sidebar is the first thing developers see. We map the journey from zero to "aha" and design a structure that builds understanding step by step.
Writing + Review Cycles
Agents draft from your OpenAPI specs and SDK definitions. Our writers refine every page, kill the fluff, and test the mental model. Multiple review cycles with your team until it's right.
Code Verification
Every code snippet gets tested. Our agents run the examples against your actual API, flag failures, and validate edge cases. No more docs that lie about your product.
Videos + Screenshots
Walls of text kill docs. We produce diagrams, annotated screenshots, and short walkthroughs that make complex flows click.
Final Push
SEO optimization, link validation, accessibility checks, and the launch itself. We ship it live and monitor the first 48 hours for anything we missed.
Creative Direction
Messaging clarity, tone of voice, visual identity for docs. Documentation is marketing. It should feel like your brand, not a wiki dump.
Continued Human-in-the-Loop Support
Docs aren't a one-time deliverable. Our agents monitor for drift and our team pushes updates on a regular cadence. You never fall behind.
From Chaos
to Clarity
Two overlapping products. Confused customers. A sidebar that made no sense. We locked in the positioning, mapped the journey, and rewrote everything. Structure alone killed 70% of the confusion.
“Supermemory has some of the best docs I've ever seen.”— Michael Chomsky
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You Can't Have Good Docs Without Caring
Agents Do the Scale Work
Auditing hundreds of pages, testing every snippet, checking for link rot. These are agent problems. We built ours specifically for docs.
Humans Do the Thinking
Information architecture, messaging clarity, figuring out how developers should use your product. That takes critical thinking. No agent can do it.
Navigation > Writing
The sidebar is the first thing devs see. It tells them how much care you put in. We obsess over structure because that alone kills most confusion.
Docs Are Marketing
Your documentation is your product's first impression for every developer. We treat it like a product feature, not an afterthought.