Documentation, git workflows, and developer tooling — from the Valoryx team.
Documentation will shift from static pages to AI-maintained systems. DocPlatform ships 26 MCP tools today that let AI agents read and write your docs.
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Read moreWhen your data can't leave your infrastructure, documentation options shrink. What to look for and how self-hosted tools meet compliance needs.
Read moreMost doc tools claim git integration but break on conflicts. Here's how the Content Ledger pattern makes true bidirectional sync reliable.
Read moreHow Model Context Protocol connects AI assistants to your documentation. Configure Claude Desktop, use 26 built-in tools, and automate doc maintenance.
Read moreMost internal documentation goes unread. The problem isn't lazy developers — it's painful tooling. Here's what makes internal docs actually get used.
Read moreCode lives in git. Infrastructure lives in git. Why do your docs still live in a wiki? An argument for version-controlled documentation.
Read moreWhat docs-as-code actually means, why it matters for engineering teams, and how to choose between static generators, wikis, and documentation platforms.
Read moreA step-by-step tutorial: download DocPlatform, run a single binary, create your first workspace, and publish documentation. No Docker, no database.
Read moreNotion is great until it isn't. For teams that need git ownership, self-hosting, or developer-native workflows, here's an honest look at your alternatives.
Read moreAn in-depth comparison of every self-hosted documentation platform worth considering in 2026. Wiki.js, BookStack, Outline, Docusaurus, MkDocs, and Valoryx.
Read moreA detailed, fair comparison of GitBook and Valoryx for technical documentation. Pricing, git integration, self-hosting, and where each tool shines.
Read moreEvery documentation platform claims git integration. Most of them lie. Here's what actually goes wrong — and the Content Ledger pattern that finally solves it.
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