Your documentation is broken, DynoDocs is here to fix it

The way the software industry handles product documentation is broken, and the reason is simple: documentation is completely disconnected from the codebase. Your code is the source of truth for what your product does. Not your help center, not your onboarding guide, and not the screenshots someone captured three months ago. The code defines what's real - everything else is just a description that starts going stale the moment it's written. In practice, this means a developer ships a PR that changes the onboarding flow, and there's nothing connecting that change to the help article that describes it. Nobody finds out the docs are wrong until a customer tells them. This isn't a discipline problem. No number of Slack reminders or "update the docs" checkboxes on your PR template can close the gap. The fix has to be structural: documentation generation should be automated and live inside your development pipeline. Introducing DynoDocs We built DynoDocs to do exactly this. AI agents handle t