Your docs deserve
a pipeline.
Markdown → GitHub → Lint → Build → Publish. Versioned, auditable, always current. No more stale wikis.
From chaos to code discipline
- Notion page nobody owns
- Links break, nobody notices
- 'Who updated this?' — unknown
- Docs lag 3 sprints behind
- Manual copy-paste to publish
last edited: unknown
- Every doc lives in GitHub
- Linting catches broken links on commit
- Full Git history — who, what, when
- CI publishes on merge, zero manual steps
- Versioned docs tied to product releases
Last commit: feat(docs): add v2.4 API reference — 2 hrs ago
The pipeline
How it works
Your docs pipeline runs like your code pipeline — automated, versioned, and always deploying.
Write
Author docs in Markdown or MDX, right in your existing GitHub repo. No new tools to learn.
Lint
Every commit runs automated lint checks — broken links, formatting, missing metadata. Bad docs don't ship.
Build
Docusaurus compiles your docs into a versioned, searchable site. MDX lets you embed live components.
Publish
CI/CD auto-publishes on merge. Every release ships with its documentation. Zero manual steps.
$ git push origin main
→ Linting docs... ✓ (0 errors)
→ Building Docusaurus... ✓
→ Deploying to docs.yourteam.dev... ✓
✅ Documentation published — v2.4.0
Everything included
Built for engineering teams
Git-native workflow
Your docs live in the same repo as your code. PRs, reviews, and merge gates — the whole workflow your team already knows.
Automated linting
Broken links, bad formatting, and missing metadata are caught before merge — not discovered by a frustrated reader.
Docusaurus-powered
React-native docs with search, versioning, and MDX component support. The format engineering teams actually want to write.
CI/CD publishing
Merge = deploy. Docs ship alongside code, automatically. No manual uploads, no out-of-date pages.
Version history
Every change is tracked. Know exactly who changed what and when — full auditability for compliance-conscious teams.
Zero vendor lock-in
Your docs are Markdown files in YOUR GitHub repo. No platform migration costs, no SaaS dependency, no lock-in. Walk away any time.
vs GitBook — $65/mo + lock-in
vs Mintlify — $150/mo + proprietary format
DOC as a CODE — your repo, your rules, always free to leave.
Own your docs. Don't rent them.
Managed SaaS tools charge monthly and lock you in. Open-source frameworks need a team to build the pipeline. We give you both — GitHub-native control with an opinionated, pre-built pipeline.
| Feature | DOC as a CODE | GitBook | Mintlify | MkDocs (DIY) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GitHub-native | ||||
| Automated linting | ||||
| CI/CD publishing | ✅ (DIY) | |||
| MDX + React components | ||||
| Version history | Git | Git | ||
| Zero vendor lock-in | ||||
| Pre-built pipeline | ||||
| Monthly cost | Low | ~$65/site | ~$150/mo | Free (+ eng time) |
“Teams using docs-as-code spend 73% less time on documentation issues. The tools exist. The pipeline didn't — until now.”
Start small. Scale with your team.
Starter
For small teams getting started
- 1 docs site
- GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline
- Docusaurus setup + configuration
- Automated link checking
- Basic versioning
Pro
For growing engineering teams
- Up to 5 docs sites
- Everything in Starter
- MDX + React component support
- Custom domain + SSL
- Advanced linting rules
- Slack notifications on publish
Team
For large orgs with multiple projects
- Unlimited docs sites
- Everything in Pro
- Multi-repo support
- SSO / SAML authentication
- Priority support + onboarding
All plans include full source access. Your docs, your GitHub repo, zero lock-in.
FAQ
Common questions
Ready to ship docs like code?
Your docs pipeline starts today.
Engineering teams deserve documentation that's versioned, auditable, and always current. Set it up once — then it runs with every commit.