Developer Onboarding & Documentation
For a developer product, the docs and the first hour with the product do much of the marketing. This skill covers designing the getting-started experience, structuring API documentation, cutting the time to a first successful call, measuring onboarding, and building a docs team. It draws on practitioners from ReadMe, Netlify, Stripe and others.
Use it when you're
- Designing a developer's first hour with the product
- Writing or restructuring API documentation
- Shortening the time to a first successful call
- Deciding which docs to write first
- Measuring whether onboarding works
- Building and staffing a docs or DX team
Try it with your agent
Once Crucible is connected, describe your situation. The agent loads this skill and works through it with you.
The talks and articles behind it
This skill was built from these pieces in the Heavybit Library. All of them are free to read or watch if you want the source material yourself.
Developer Communities
Decide what community you need, then run it: health metrics, champions, meetups and events.
DevRel Strategy
Structure a DevRel team, pick its tactics, and show what it does for the business.
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