Doc Holiday indexes your code, commits, PRs, specs, and tickets, then writes and updates docs, release notes, changelogs, and team updates — automatically, the moment you ship.
Reads code, commits, PRs, specs, design docs, prior docs, and support history to build context.
Fires on pull requests, merges, releases, issues, issue comments, issue status changes, and workflow runs — in any combination.
Runs inside GitHub Actions and GitLab pipelines.
Every change lands as a PR you approve before anything goes live — zero manual intervention to get there.
Internal and customer-facing, always reflecting the latest release.
Generated from what actually shipped, structured.
Kept in sync with the code they describe, so examples don't silently rot.
Role-specific messages (Sales, Support, and more) drafted for whoever was waiting on the change.
Global and per-publication. Run internal and external voices from one source.
Adjust technical depth and terminology per reader type.
Manage internal and external versions of the same content side by side.
Reusable, project-level instructions that shape how docs get written.
Full revision history, one-click revert, and a record of every change: who, what, when.
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira, Linear, Slack, Zendesk, Confluence, Notion, Google Drive, AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, and external documentation. New connectors on request.
GitHub, GitLab, Google Drive, Slack, Jira, Notion, Confluence, Zendesk, Salesforce, and custom APIs. Honors your existing publishing workflow.
Bring your own AI API key. You pay your model provider directly at their rates; Doc Holiday charges a flat fee on top.
Private repo connections run under an audited control set.
Free open-source CLI that shows where your code and docs have drifted apart. It's how teams first see their documentation debt; Doc Holiday closes it.
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