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5 ways to organize multi-product documentation
What to do when the next product no longer fits in the sidebar.
Aug 11
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David Garcia
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July 2026
How we onboard new hires with codelabs
One-to-one onboarding doesn't scale. Codelabs do.
Jul 2
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David Garcia
2
June 2026
Anatomy of a good codelab
The parts that separate a codelab from a tutorial nobody finishes.
Jun 24
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David Garcia
1
Codelabs are the internal docs your engineers are missing
Every team documents its own product. Nobody documents how they connect.
Jun 19
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David Garcia
1
How we scope large docs migrations
Pilot, learn from one product, then scale.
Jun 9
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David Garcia
May 2026
Nobody plans for redirects
Until users can't find anything, partners complain, and Google traffic disappears.
May 11
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David Garcia
2
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Why we still use Doxygen (just not the way you think)
Doxygen isn't dead. The default output is. Here's how we turn it into docs users actually read.
May 5
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David Garcia
April 2026
15 tips for better AI answers from your docs
What to check when your documentation assistant retrieves the wrong page, mixes versions, or answers without enough evidence.
Apr 22
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David Garcia
2
How to make your docs discoverable to AI agents
Three tests you can run in 5 minutes, plus the fixes and optimizations that actually matter.
Apr 16
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David Garcia
4
March 2026
We tried following a client's getting started guide
Half the code examples didn't work.
Mar 25
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David Garcia
2
Docs are fuel for AI. Not every company sees it that way.
While some companies eliminate their entire docs team, others are doubling down.
Mar 19
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David Garcia
6
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We added an AI assistant to a docs site. Support tickets went up.
Here’s why that’s actually a good thing.
Mar 11
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David Garcia
4
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