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Every screen carries its own help, the GitHub wiki syncs on every merge to main, and a daily docs agent reviews the last 24 hours of commits and keeps the README, the architecture docs and this very site in sync. Your team's documentation is never the thing that fell behind.
How it works
Help where you work and an agent that sweeps the day's commits: each day the in-repo docs are read, reviewed and brought back into line — from one source of truth, in the open.
Every screen has a help button that opens a guidance drawer: a summary, getting started, the key actions, the fields & filters, and tips. Answers sit next to the work — no tab-switching, no out-of-date PDF.
The GitHub wiki syncs on every merge to main, and once a day an automated docs agent reviews the last 24 hours of commits and updates the in-repo documentation to match. Docs are part of the pipeline, not an afterthought someone remembers a release later.
The README, the architecture & as-built docs, the GitHub wiki and the marketing site all track the same change — so there are no stale wikis contradicting the code and no two pages telling a different story.
The daily docs agent commits its updates straight to main, so every change to the documentation is recorded in git history — fully diffable and auditable. The docs are open — exactly like the code they describe.
This site ships in English, German, French and Spanish, and the agent keeps all four in parity — a parity check fails the build if any key is missing in any language. No half-translated pages slip through.
Because the docs are swept daily, what you read is what the system actually does today. Onboarding, support and audits all start from documentation that is current by construction — not by good intentions.
At a glance
merge to main ─► GitHub wiki ── synced on every merge
daily 23:00 UTC ─► docs agent reads the last 24h of commits · understands what changed
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├─► README · architecture & as-built ── committed to main (diffable in git)
└─► marketing site (en · de · fr · es) ── parity-checked
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in-app help drawer ── summary · getting started · key actions · fields & filters · tips
Open & auditable
The help drawers, the docs agent and every page it maintains are open source — so you can see how the docs are produced, read the commits that change them, and trust that current really means current.