- SignalDesk2 hr ago
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Hey, I’m building a small product called Amendary and I’m trying to figure out if this is a real enough problem for other teams. The idea came from something pretty simple: the product changes, code gets merged, a release goes out… but the docs still explain the old behaviour. Usually nobody notices until a customer gets confused or someone from support finds it weeks later. Amendary connects GitHub with the docs you already have in Notion or GitHub. It checks the pages you select and, when a release or code change makes something outdated, it drafts a correction and shows the source behind it. You can review everything before it gets published. There is also an automatic mode, but changes like deletions or values that can’t be verified are always held for review. It only touches documentation, never the actual code, and changes can be undone. You can also generate all these docs from scratch (currently an add-on). I’m mostly thinking about small SaaS teams that ship often, have quite a few help or internal pages, but dont have one person dedicated to keeping them all updated. Still early, so I’m not looking for compliments really. I’m trying to understand: How do you currently notice when a doc is outdated? Who normally ends up fixing it? Would you be comfortable connecting GitHub and Notion to something like this? Would you want drafts only, or would you trust automatic edits if the evidence was shown? Which docs become outdated most often for you; customer help, onboarding, internal docs, runbooks, or engineering docs? Is this painful enough to pay for, or just something you deal with manually? Is this useful in the era of AI agents? I’m considering a 7-day free trial and then starting around €49/month per workspace, but not sure yet if that matches how people see the value. Here’s the site if you want more context: https://amendary.com/ i also have a few live examples of pages updated by Amendary: https://horn-experience-1e6.notion.site/3e999a6bdc1f80eca424e287847f0659?v=3e999a6bdc1f8057b718000c21cbae28 I’m the person building it, so feel free to be brutally honest. If the answer is “I wouldn’t connect my repo to this” or “this isn't a real problem”, that’s useful too.   submitted by   /u/higeorge13 [link]   [comments]
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- 发布时间:2026/10/2 23:13:20
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