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Building @deepguide_ai. Documentation is the new Code. #AIDocs #DocsAsCode
Many companies don’t lose users because of their product - they lose them because of their docs & customer support. If you’ve ever worked at an early-stage tech company, you’ve probably felt it: - Product updates go live while the documentation lags behind. - API examples don’t…
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DeepGuide - AI Documentation & Videos That Proves Themselves
From one screen recording to full documentation 10x faster. DeepGuide auto-segments a single recording into topics and generates professional Product Docs, SOPs, and Knowledge Bases.
Automating the Last 20% of Compliance: How AI Agents Are Transforming Evidence Collection medium.com/p/automating-t… #AIAgent #Compliance #ComplianceTech #soc2
Is your documentation human-friendly but AI-friendly too? Here's how to make it discoverable and digestible for ChatGPT and other AIs. linkedin.com/pulse/how-writ…
Your documentation talks to humans — but can AI understand it? Here’s how to make it discoverable in ChatGPT. linkedin.com/pulse/how-writ… via @LinkedIn
🎥 Most screen recording tools let you record a workflow and generate a guide. It works, but in practice, it creates cognitive load. 👉 “Do I stop recording here?” 👉 “Is this one article or two?” 👉 “Should login and profile setup be separate docs?” Writers overthink.…
Struggling with slow onboarding? It’s not your product—it’s your docs. Improve workflows → users adopt faster
The cheapest customer support? Clear documentation. The costliest? Writing none. Without docs, support requests explode and so do your expenses.
The cheapest customer support? Clear documentation. The costliest? Writing none. Without docs, support requests explode and so do your expenses.
Many technical writers are wondering how AI would transform (or not) the industry. Here's some of our thoughts: We have created a simple workflow for the future of documentation/knowledge management platform, and here's a nutshell: 1. There will always be human in the loop for…
Support tickets ≠ growth. Improved doc workflows turn pain into self-serve wins. That’s the real SaaS hack.
You proudly complete a polished API document, only to find that constant changes during development and testing turn its maintenance into a relentless nightmare.
QA sighs, "The API doesn't match the docs at all!" Then, tackling a legacy project, you find a mess of undocumented APIs, with the original developer long gone...
Dev truth: messy doc workflows slow your whole SaaS team. Clean them up → ship faster, argue less, win more.
Product demands a last minute change, so you scramble to update the code while the documentation sits neglected.
Code comments point to one version, Swagger to another, and the actual API response?
Honestly, Why do devs dread writing docs? 🤔 The short-term payoff of coding build API, pass tests, ship feels way more rewarding than pausing to document. Docs slow you down in a sprint, but they're gold for collaboration!
Midnight dev drama: Frontend pal pings me: "Backend API format changed again? A heads-up would be nice!" Guilty as charged tweaked the return value structure this afternoon but forgot to update the docs in the chaos. Time to automate those updates?
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