Supervised DevRel OS
Syndraft
Syndraft watches docs, changelog, and community signals — then proposes the week's work and drafts tutorials, documentation updates, community replies, and product-feedback reports. You approve before anything ships.
How it works
Wire your docs, changelog, API reference, and community channels in a guided onboarding wizard.
Syndraft watches what shipped, what builders are asking, and where your documentation still has gaps.
Tutorials, doc updates, community replies, and feedback reports land in your queue with rationale attached.
Nothing ships without your explicit okay. Approve, revise, or reject — then post wherever you publish.
What lands in your queue
Every item arrives with a rationale — and documentation work includes the community threads or changelog entries behind it. You approve, revise, or reject, then copy formatted output to wherever you publish.
Plans
The DevRel OS land tier — content, community, feedback
Core plus experiments and programmatic SEO
Docs delivery and daily cadence — still human-approved
All plans include human approval on every draft and a one-time $500 onboarding fee. Compare plans
Operator approval
Nothing reaches Slack, your blog, or a community channel without an explicit approve. Standing instructions and persona stay in every run so the drafts get sharper without you retraining a model. Scoped to public docs and community — never customer data.
How we think
Onboarding happens before the agent is ever live. By go-live, the first draft is already waiting.
Daily, three times a week, or weekly. The agent's entire schedule derives from how you actually work.
The agent is a producer. You are the publisher. No autonomous posting. No surprises. Always.
Syndraft reads public docs and community channels. It never touches customer data, internal systems, or private repos.
Complete the setup wizard, validate your sources, and your first draft is ready before you close the tab.