Heavybit Skill
Developer Onboarding & Documentation
Frameworks for developer onboarding design, documentation strategy, and using technical content to drive adoption. Covers getting-started experiences, API documentation, onboarding measurement, documentation as a growth lever, and building docs teams. Drawn from practitioners at ReadMe, Netlify, Stripe, and others.
Built from what these operators shared
Developer Onboarding & Documentation
Built from four library resources
What a skill is
A skill is a set of working instructions your agent loads when you need it, built from the strategies operators shared in the Heavybit Library. It guides the work and you still do it. Heavybit reads and approves every skill before it ships, and keeps updating skills as new content enters the Library. Skills are plain text, so you or your agent can read any skill in full before acting on it. Your agent decides how to apply a skill, so check its work; if a skill gets something wrong, ask your agent to report it or email platform@heavybit.com.
Connect your agent
- Add the endpoint below to your harness: Claude Code, Codex, Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or another that supports MCP.
- Sign in to your Heavybit account with Google or GitHub when your agent asks. It's free, and your first sign-in creates the account.
- Tell your agent what you're working on. It finds the right skill, or you can ask for one by name.
MCP endpointhttps://crucible.heavybit.com/mcp
Built from the Heavybit Library
The operators behind this skill shared what they know in these talks, podcasts, and articles. Every one is free in the Heavybit Library.
- Article
The Future of Software Documentation in the Age of AI
AUG 28, 2025With Heavybit
Technical writing expert Heidi Waterhouse explains why documentation needs to evolve to accommodate the way AI is changing software development.
Article
The Future of Software Documentation in the Age of AI
Read13 MIN