Git-backed Plain markdown Human-approved publishing Self-hostable

Support & Knowledge Hub

A durable, searchable, git-backed knowledgebase for any codebase — so the context that usually lives in developers' heads doesn't leave when they rotate off.

The problem it solves

Before

The expensive knowledge isn't in the code — it's in the reasons behind the code. When a developer rotates off a project, that context walks out the door with them, and documentation written once in a wiki drifts out of date the week after.

After

The Hub keeps that context — reviewed, versioned and next to the code it describes. Pages live as plain markdown in the project's own repository, drafted quickly with AI and approved by the developers who know what's true.

What it delivers

Knowledge that stays — the reasons behind the code are captured next to it, versioned in git, and survive team rotation.

No lock-in — pages are plain markdown files in your own repository; the knowledge belongs to the codebase, not to a tool.

Fast drafting, trusted content — AI drafts documentation straight from the code; a developer reviews and approves every page before it's published.

Deliverable-ready — searchable for the team day to day; exportable to Word or a static site when a client needs a document.

Runs on your infrastructure — self-hostable, inside your own security perimeter.

How it's put together

Markdown in your repo

Pages are plain markdown files, versioned in your own git repository. No proprietary format — the knowledge belongs to the codebase.

AI drafting

AI drafts documentation straight from the code — every page lands as a draft for a developer to review before it's published.

Search

Searchable for the team day to day, so the answer to "why is it like this?" is found, not asked.

Export & hosting

Exportable to Word or a static site for client deliverables; self-hostable on your own infrastructure.

Governed AI

The Hub follows the principle that runs through everything we build: AI drafts, a person decides. Nothing is published until a developer who knows the codebase has reviewed and approved it — speed from the machine, trust from the human.

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