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Watch the release
supportvid is designed to follow tagged GitHub releases and use the release notes, changelog, and diff as the starting point.
GitHub documentation automation
GitHub documentation automation for teams that ship often
Connect a GitHub repo once. When a release is cut, supportvid reads the release context and prepares the docs updates and walkthrough video that should ship with it.
- Trigger documentation work from GitHub releases
- Draft updates from changelogs, pull requests, and diffs
- Keep a review step before anything goes live
- Prepare tutorial video updates alongside written docs
Get access
Join the waitlist for GitHub documentation automation.
One email when your spot opens. No pricing claims, no fake urgency, no spam.
Why this page exists
The problem with docs that live outside GitHub
Built for product and engineering teams that already use GitHub as the source of truth for product change.
Release context disappears into pull requests, tickets, and Slack threads while help content sits somewhere else.
Docs updates become a memory task, so the pages that matter most drift after each user-visible release.
Support teams end up explaining product changes that could have been documented at release time.
Workflow
From release context to reviewable docs
The page target is commercial, but the promise stays simple: start from the release, draft the useful updates, keep review in control.
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Classify the docs impact
Agents identify which user-facing flows changed and which guides, screenshots, scripts, or videos may need attention.
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Draft for review
The pipeline prepares updated documentation and a narrated walkthrough so your team can review the work before publishing.
What teams get
A sharper docs workflow without pretending automation is magic
Release-aware docs
Documentation work starts from the release itself instead of a separate quarterly cleanup.
Less manual triage
The first pass is assembled from the same technical context engineers already created while shipping.
Review stays with you
Teams can approve the output before it is published, which keeps automation useful without making it reckless.
Fit check
When this is the right workflow
Commercial pages should sell the right thing to the right team. Not everyone needs a release-triggered docs pipeline.
- Use it when your product changes often enough that manual docs checks fall behind.
- Do not use it as a replacement for product judgment. It is a release-triggered drafting and verification workflow.
Related guides
The practices behind this workflow
Written guides from the supportvid blog that cover the manual version of what this page automates.
Questions
Before you join the waitlist
Does this replace a docs team?+
No. It gives the team a release-triggered first pass, then keeps review in the loop before publishing.
Does it work with private repositories?+
The workflow is designed for public and private GitHub repositories using authorization that can be revoked.
Get access
Join the waitlist for GitHub documentation automation.
One email when your spot opens. No pricing claims, no fake urgency, no spam.