Solutions
Built for docs-as-code.
If your documentation already lives in git, uptodate fits the workflow you have. It watches the code you merge and proposes the doc edits that keeps it accurate, delivered as pull requests you review like any other change.
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No new tool to adopt
Your docs already live in the repo as Markdown or MDX. uptodate reads them where they are and leaves your build, hosting, and review process untouched.
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Edits are pull requests
Every proposed change opens a branch and a PR in the repo you already use. It shows up in the same review queue as the rest of your code.
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Your review is the gate
Nothing merges on its own. You read the diff, request changes, and approve exactly like any other contribution. uptodate just does the first draft.