EkLine

[EkLine @ekline_io]

@P0Security The mechanism: engineers stopped writing docs and started reviewing them. 3 hr drafts collapsed into 15 min approvals.

Full story is here → https://t.co/d2TtcnNgFS

[EkLine @ekline_io]

"We try every AI tool that comes along. Most don't last a week. EkLine is one of the few that actually stuck."
- Gergely Dányi, Co-Founder and CTO of @P0Security

→ 150+ engineering hours back to product
→ 15 new integration guides shipped
→ ~$25K in reclaimed capacity

[EkLine @ekline_io]

We built it all for EkLine's customers. Today we're giving the whole template away.

Astro + Starlight, batteries included. Clone it, replace the content, deploy to Vercel for $0.

Free. Open source. MIT licensed.

https://t.co/uXthnBhFJm

[EkLine @ekline_io]

Your docs have two readers now: Humans and AI agents.
But the hardest part of serving either isn't writing the content. It's the scaffolding.

- Sitemaps
- llms.txt so agents can parse you
- Full-text search
- Theming
- Deploy config
- Markdown that doesn't break on edge cases.

[EkLine @ekline_io]

Last Monday at 9am, one of these agents audited 30 days of activity across 6 repos. Filtered out 60+ dependency bumps and refactors. Found 3 real gaps. Opened a PR. Pinged Slack. The PR merged the same day.

#AIAgents #TechnicalWriting #DocsAsCode

[EkLine @ekline_io]

"Don't make me prompt the AI. Just figure out what's broken in the docs and fix it." That's what technical writers and PMs kept telling us. So we built 𝘚𝘤𝘩𝘦𝘥𝘶𝘭𝘦𝘥 𝘈𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴 in EkLine .

[EkLine @ekline_io]

Set the schedule once. The agent audits your code activity, finds the real docs gaps, opens a PR. No prompting. No babysitting.

[EkLine @ekline_io]

12/12

The most valuable content backlog at most companies isn't on the roadmap.

It's in their support queue.

Full breakdown with the P0 Security case study + the YAML triage workflow:

https://t.co/M9cesblerQ

[EkLine @ekline_io]

1/12 🧵

Every repeated support ticket is a documentation update that never shipped.

Customer hits a docs gap.
Files a ticket.
Support writes a one-off answer.
Ticket closes.
Docs stay unchanged.
Next customer hits the same gap.

A thread on closing that loop 👇

[EkLine @ekline_io]

11/12

How to start this week

1. Export your top 20 support tickets from last month
2. Group them by docs page that should answer them
3. If 3+ ticket points to the same gap, that's your first update
4. Take the support team's best answer. Restructure it. Ship as a doc update.