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Promptless Overview

All content in our docs was written with the help of Promptless. See how in our public docs repo.

Promptless is an AI agent built to support technical writers by detecting when docs need to change, gathering context from code and team tools, drafting updates, and opening reviewable suggestions or pull requests.

Use Promptless to keep product docs, internal docs, screenshots, changelogs, and support-driven documentation current as your team ships.

Watch a short walkthrough of Promptless turning a product change into a documentation pull request. The demo shows Promptless finding the relevant docs, using code and project context, drafting an update with citations, and handing the change back to a technical writer for review.

What You Can Do

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Update docs from code changes

Detect when pull requests, commits, or releases change behavior that customers need to understand.

Create new docs from context

Draft new pages, guides, API references, changelog entries, and release notes from the context your team already has.

Update docs from tickets and conversations

Turn repeated customer questions, support tickets, Slack threads, and project tickets into documentation updates.

Create and maintain screenshots

Ask Promptless to capture new product screenshots or regenerate stale images when your UI changes.

Review and improve suggestions

Check the sources Promptless used, request edits, and teach Promptless your preferred structure and style.

Publish through your docs workflow

Open documentation pull requests for docs-as-code platforms like Mintlify, Fern, ReadMe, Docusaurus, and more.

How Promptless Works

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Promptless fits into the tools your team already uses. A typical documentation update follows this flow:

Mermaid diagram

  1. A trigger starts the workflow. A pull request, commit, Slack message, Teams message, Intercom ticket, or API event tells Promptless to investigate whether docs need to change.

  2. Promptless gathers context. Promptless reads the relevant code, existing docs, tickets, conversations, and configured context sources.

  3. Promptless drafts a suggestion. Promptless decides which pages are affected, writes the proposed update, and explains the sources behind the change.

  4. Your team reviews the update. Review the suggestion in Promptless, comment in GitHub, or ask for follow-up edits in Slack or Microsoft Teams.

  5. Promptless publishes through your docs workflow. When the update is ready, Promptless opens or updates a documentation pull request for your normal review and merge process.

Common Starting Points

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For development teams Start with GitHub pull request or commit triggers so docs updates are proposed as code changes land.
For technical writers Review suggestions, provide feedback, and use Promptless to handle routine maintenance while you focus on structure and strategy.
For support and success teams Turn repeated customer questions and support conversations into documentation updates.
For open-source maintainers Use Promptless to keep fast-moving developer docs, changelogs, and contributor-facing content current.

Next Steps

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Quick Setup Connect your repositories, docs, communication tools, and context sources.
Core Concepts Learn the terms Promptless uses for triggers, context sources, doc collections, and publishing.
Integrations Explore all available integrations and configure them for your specific needs.

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