Documentation that keeps up with the work.
Capture decisions from Slack, create docs from your code and knowledge base, and give every teammate cited answers they can trust.
Retry webhooks 5×, then send failures here.
Retry 5xx responses with exponential backoff, up to 5 attempts.
After five failed attempts, the event moves to manual review.
The documentation gap
Your documentation is missing everything that happened after it was written.
Decisions happen in Slack. The document stays unchanged.
Experts answer the same question. The explanation disappears again.
Code changes every day. The technical overview slowly becomes fiction.
The Docpipe loop
From useful moment to trusted answer.
Docpipe closes the gap between what your team learns and what your documentation can actually answer.
Capture
Bring in the decision, fix, or explanation from the work itself.
Understand
Find the claim, the surrounding context, and the right destination.
Review
Let the right person inspect the exact change before it becomes shared truth.
Answer & create
Reuse the updated knowledge as cited answers and grounded documentation.
Capture what the team learns
Turn the thread into the update.
The important explanation already happened. Docpipe turns it into a clear, placed, reviewable documentation change before the context disappears.
- ✓Capture from Slack with one command
- ✓Watch selected channels for knowledge worth keeping
- ✓Normalize shorthand into your team’s documentation style
- ✓Route proposals to the right document and reviewer
After five failed attempts, the event is marked dead-lettered and posted to #payments-ops for manual review.
Answers with evidence
Give people answers they can verify.
Ask about one document or the whole knowledge base. Docpipe responds in the web app or Slack and keeps the source close enough to check.
- ✓Ask naturally instead of guessing document titles
- ✓Open cited documents and sections
- ✓Respect organization and space visibility
- ✓Escalate real knowledge gaps to an expert
Grounded creation
Document the system from the system itself.
Connect GitHub, investigate across code and existing documentation, and turn the evidence into a cited technical write-up your team can maintain.
Explore code-aware docs ↗Authentication model
Northwind uses Keyward for identity, with edge session refresh and tenant-scoped access controls.
services/gateway/auth-guard.tsdb/policies/..._access_rules.sqlTrace behavior across repositories and the knowledge base.
Enumerate every match or investigate an open-ended system question.
Review the source behind commands, paths, dependencies, and design claims.
Built for real knowledge work
One system. Five ways to stop relearning the same thing.
Start with the workflow that costs your team the most time today.
Engineering knowledge
Keep architecture, decisions, and code context answerable.
Explore use case ↗02Runbooks & SOPs
Turn the fix that worked into the procedure everyone follows.
Explore use case ↗03Employee onboarding
Give new teammates cited context without another meeting.
Explore use case ↗04Support knowledge
Convert solved questions into answers the whole team can reuse.
Explore use case ↗05Slack Q&A
Answer from trusted docs and capture what those docs are missing.
Explore use case ↗Governance and trust
AI proposes. Your team stays in control.
Internal documentation only works when people trust the boundaries. Keep important output inspectable with source citations, precise approvals, roles, access rules, and expert escalation.
Connected knowledge
Meet the knowledge where it already lives.
Each integration has a job in the loop—capture, research, or migration.
Slack
Turn conversations into reviewed docs and bring cited answers back into the channel.
Explore Slack ↗Research + citeGitHub
Index selected repositories and ground technical documentation in the code.
Explore GitHub ↗Import + improveConfluence
Bring existing spaces and supported content into a living documentation workflow.
Explore Confluence ↗Questions, answered
The short version.
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How is Docpipe different from a wiki?+
A wiki waits for someone to write and maintain pages. Docpipe adds the workflow around the pages: capture knowledge from work, propose precise updates, govern the changes, and answer from the resulting source of truth.
Can answers be traced to their sources?+
Yes. Docpipe can include links to the documents and sections used so teammates can verify important information.
Does AI publish changes automatically?+
Docpipe supports review workflows for proposed updates. Any automatic application should follow the organization’s configured confidence and governance policy.
What does Docpipe read from Slack?+
Slack access depends on granted scopes and configured workflows. Watched-channel history is intended for channels an administrator explicitly selects. The privacy page documents current behavior.
Can Docpipe use our code as documentation context?+
Yes. The GitHub integration indexes selected repositories for approved search and research workflows, including code surveys and cited technical write-ups.
Can we import from Confluence?+
Yes. Docpipe can import selected Confluence spaces, map their structure, convert supported content, and bring supported images into the knowledge base.
Turn what your team knows into documentation everyone can use.
Build a knowledge base that captures the work, stays reviewable, and answers with sources.