Find affected pages.
Use GitHub Sync to connect repository changes with documentation that may need attention. Review the proposed updates before publishing.
Explore GitHub SyncDocumentation for engineering teams
Ship code.
Know which docs
need attention.
Turn product changes into documentation your team can review. Connect GitHub, find gaps, and prepare updates—while keeping API reference and practical guides together.
No credit card required.
From change to explanation
See what changed.
Decide what needs rewriting.
A changed implementation can leave an old example, missing step, or outdated explanation behind. Use code context to focus the review, then check what the reader needs to know.
Check the coverage.
Run Docs Audit to find missing and outdated documentation against connected code. Schedule audits to revisit that coverage over time.
Explore Docs AuditPrepare the edit.
Ask Docs Agent to draft a guide, revise a section, or update terminology. Review the explanation alongside the technical details.
Explore Docs AgentReview the evidence
Make documentation maintenance
part of the release conversation.
Close the gap between shipped and explained.
Start with the documentation for one change your team is making.
API docs and the context around them
Reference for the detail.
Guides for the journey.
An endpoint page tells a developer what an API accepts. A guide explains what to build, which steps to follow, and where it fits. Publish both so readers can move from understanding the API to using it.
Explain the starting point.
Help developers understand the setup and concepts they need first.
Document the detail.
Give readers endpoint reference material they can return to.
Communicate the change.
Use your changelog to explain updates and point to the relevant docs.
MCP integration
Work on docs from
your AI tools.
Connect a compatible AI client to your Hyperdocs workspace through MCP. Use the available documentation tools to read, create, and update content from a workflow your team already uses.
Check the proposed content in Hyperdocs and decide what is ready for readers.
Read the MCP setup guideYour AI client.
Your Hyperdocs workspace.
Bring documentation work into the conversation, with authorized access to your workspace.
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Questions, answered
Documentation for engineering teams.
A few practical details before you get started.
Explore all featuresHow does Hyperdocs help engineering teams maintain documentation?
Hyperdocs connects code-aware documentation tools with writing and review. Use GitHub Sync to identify affected pages, Docs Audit to find coverage gaps, and Docs Agent to help prepare updates. You decide which changes are ready to publish.
Do GitHub Sync, Docs Audit, and Docs Agent have to run together?
No. Use the tools that fit the task. GitHub Sync supports a code-change workflow, Docs Audit checks documentation coverage, and Docs Agent can help with a writing or editing task on its own.
Can Hyperdocs create documentation from a GitHub repository?
Yes. AI Documentation Generator can use connected repository context to create draft documentation. Review the technical details and add the usage guidance, assumptions, and examples your readers need.
Can I publish API reference and explanatory guides?
Yes. Hyperdocs supports API documentation and product guides. Use reference pages for endpoint details and guides for the sequence, context, and examples that help developers build with your product.
What does the Hyperdocs MCP integration do?
The Model Context Protocol integration connects compatible AI tools to your Hyperdocs workspace. An authorized client can use the available tools to work with documentation, including reading, creating, and updating content. Review access and the setup steps in the MCP integration guide.
How do we check docs between releases?
Use scheduled Docs Audits to repeat a documentation check against connected repository context. Combine the findings with search and reader feedback to decide where an update will be most useful.
Make your next move
The code is ready.
Help the docs catch up.
Find the changes that matter, prepare the explanation, and give your team a clear review step.