Made in DeveloperHub
Welcome to our Supercharged documentation which has been written using DeveloperHub.
Learn how to use DeveloperHub in our step-by-step guide:
What is DeveloperHub?
DeveloperHub is an agentic documentation platform. You write product & user guides, developer hubs/portals, knowledge bases and support centres, and an agent helps you keep them level with your product.
Attach your code repository and the agent reads the pull requests your team opens, works out which pages they make wrong, and stages the edits for someone to review. Nothing publishes on its own. See Self-Updating Docs.
You can also just ask our AI Agent. One request can restructure a section, rename a parameter across pages and API references, or turn your search analytics into the pages your readers could not find. See AI Agent.
Everything else is managed for you. No designing, no infrastructure to run, no software team to hire.
Why should I use DeveloperHub?
Both halves of your team work on the same pages, the way they already work. Writers get an editor where what you are editing looks like what publishes, with no MDX, YAML or frontmatter to learn. Developers keep docs-as-code, with two-way GitHub sync and an Editor MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor or Codex.
And there is a lot more besides 💛
A design your readers can navigate, so your docs answer them instead of sending them to support 📈
Format with a toolbar, keyboard shortcuts or Markdown, whether or not your writers are technical 👩💻
A review process, with permissions, comments and drafts.
AI for your readers: an AI Assistant that answers from your pages and links where it got the answer, plus a Reader MCP server, llms.txt and a Markdown copy of every page, so their own assistants quote your docs instead of guessing
AI in the editor: AI Writing Tools and a META descriptions generator.
Analytics, search, search analytics, SEO, link checking, glossary and feedback, all built in (seriously) 🚀
Host on your own domain, a path on your site, or a subdomain of ours 🔗
Native OpenAPI 2 through to 3.2, with an API editor and playground built in, so your API reference sits beside your guides 🗂
Change the look completely with custom CSS and JavaScript.
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We have been building DeveloperHub since December 2017, to make writing documentation something your team enjoys rather than something it works around.