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introducing: Auto Knowledge Gap Finding for Your Docs Your docs probably don't know what shipped, and no one remembers to keep them up to date. Every release creates the same cleanup job: search the docs, decide what is missing or stale, find the evidence, and write the update. Most... teams discover the gap when a customer asks a question the docs should have answered. So we built Knowledge Gaps in Compare GitHub releases, RSS feeds, or changelog entries against your customer and internal documentation. See missing, stale, hard-to-find, and needs-triage findings with the release evidence and every documentation page BuildBetter checked. Approve the real work, copy a ready-to-use prompt into your agent, or attach the finding to a project. Happy building!show more

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