For product people
Stop being the human changelog.
Sabí writes up every change from the code. You read it over, instead of explaining it ten times.
Your week, before and after
Before
You answer "how does this work?" all week.
Docs get written at launch, then forgotten.
Nobody knows which page is right.
Docs eat the time you had for discovery.
After
Pages update when your team ships.
You review. You don't write.
Every page shows the code change it came from.
Cleanups and renames stay out, so readers only see what matters.
See exactly what changed.
Old words and new words, side by side, so a review takes minutes.
See what changed this week.
And what Sabí left out, with a one-line reason.
Release 8.3
3 pages changedGo on holiday. The docs keep up.
Changes keep getting written up while you're away. They'll be waiting when you're back, or for whoever's covering.
You stay in control.
Every page shows the code change it came from.
Change a line yourself, and it goes through the same check.
You check everything first. Or let some pages publish on their own.
A typical week
- Monday
Your team ships Release 8.3.
- Tuesday, 9:00
Three updated pages are waiting for Nadia.
- Tuesday, 9:10
She reviews them over coffee.
By Friday, nobody has asked her how the new feature works.
Make the case to your manager
Product knowledge lives in your head, and answering questions eats your week.
One setup session with a tech lead, and about an hour a week of your time.
Hours per week spent answering product questions.
Questions
Do I have to write anything?
No. Sabí writes from the code changes your team already makes. You review and approve.
Can I edit what Sabí writes?
Yes. Your edit goes through the same check as Sabí's.
Will readers get flooded with every tiny change?
No. Sabí skips cleanups, renames and internal changes that change nothing for readers, and tells you why in one sentence.
