Does this sound like you?
- Documentation lives in a wiki and drifts out of date within weeks.
- There's no review, no versioning, and no one owns keeping it current.
- Publishing an update is a manual chore, so it doesn't happen.
- Nobody trusts the docs, so they ping people on Slack instead.
How we work through it
- We move documentation into Git, versioned alongside your product.
- We wire CI checks: broken-link, style and structure linting on every change.
- We set up automation so a ticket or merge request drafts the doc update.
- We make publishing a single push, with previews before it goes live.
What you get
- A git-versioned docs repository and pipeline
- CI checks for links, style and structure
- Automated draft-on-change workflows
- One-command publishing
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