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Which events exactly? People keep asking whether a refund fires one.
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Every API key is capped at 1,000 requests per minute, with a burst allowance of 50.
X-RateLimit-Remaining before you retry.Draft a new page, rewrite a section, audit for clarity, generate a summary or restructure nine pages at once. It searches your own documentation for context first, repairs the internal links and syntax it touches, and hands back every change as a suggestion.
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Move a page or rename a section and it corrects the internal links and page syntax it affected.
The same prerequisites paragraph is pasted into eleven pages and four of them are now wrong. Synced blocks end that: one source, edited in one place, updated everywhere the moment you save.
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Export a version as fully editable files, run whatever find and replace your heart wants, keep it under source control, then import it back to create a new version instantly.
Highlight any text and leave a comment. Teammates reply in context, resolve the thread when it's settled, and every save is kept, so the argument about that paragraph is still there in three months when someone reopens it.
Four real roles, not a permissions checkbox. Writers draft, reviewers comment, publishers ship, admins hold the keys.
Can we add a Python example right under this?
Added, plus the refresh flow. ✓ Resolved
Approved. Publishing to v3.0.
A release should not mean a fortnight of copy-paste. Clone the version, let the links redirect themselves, and post the changelog the agent drafted from your own changes.
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Every link on every page, internal and external, scanned automatically. Broken URLs and redirects are flagged with the page they live on, so fixing one is a click rather than an afternoon.
Top queries with click counts, no-hit and no-click rates, and click positions, with up to six months of history. The gap in your docs is usually sitting at the top of that list.
A rating widget on every page, plus the messages readers leave with it. Sentiment scores, unread messages and a ranked list of your best and worst pages, all in the dashboard. Export the raw data as CSV whenever you want it.
Compose your landing page from blocks. The page itself is the canvas: click any block to edit it in place, drag to reorder, type / to drop in a new one. No theme to fight, no front-end sprint to wait for.
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SSO, magic link invites, JWT or a shared password.
docs.yourcompany.com or yourcompany.com/docs, SSL included.
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