Documentation that maintains itself

Yourdocs,
alwaysuptodate.

When a PR merges, Wikipls reads the diff, the Jira ticket, and your docs — then opens a documentation PR with the right changes.

github.com / acme / api / pulls

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PR #842 · Add rate limiting middleware

merged · 2s ago

Wikipls evaluates 3 sections across README.md, docs/api.md

claude-sonnet-4 · 2.1s

docs: update from PR #842

opened · #843

README.md## Rate limiting

## Rate limiting

The API is unbounded — calls are processed first-come, first-served.

The API enforces a token bucket of 60 requests / minute / IP.

Requests exceeding the budget receive a 429 response.

Authenticated requests use a separate budget.

How it works

Four steps. Then it's invisible.

No new tools to teach the team. Connect a repo, drop a manifest, and documentation starts updating itself.

01
1. Connect
Install the GitHub App.
One click on the repos you want Wikipls to watch. Read-only on code; writes only ever happen as pull requests — never silent commits.
02
2. Drop a manifest
Wikipls proposes the manifest.
It scans your repo and opens a PR with a .wikipls/manifest.yml that maps doc sections to the source files that should keep them honest. Review, tweak, merge.
03
3. Merge a PR
Your normal flow, unchanged.
Wikipls listens for merged PRs in the background, reads the diff, the linked Jira ticket, and your existing docs — then figures out which sections need to move.
04
4. Review the doc PR
Surgical edits, ready to ship.
Wikipls opens a focused doc PR with edits only to the affected sections. You read the diff, approve, merge. Nothing auto-merges, ever.

What's in the box

Set it up once. The defaults are sensible. Most teams never open the Wikipls dashboard after the first manifest merges.

Manifest-driven
You declare which docs watch which files. The manifest lives in your repo and evolves with your team.
Jira-aware
Reads the ticket that drove the change — title, description, acceptance criteria — so docs reflect intent.
Stoney integration
Understands enforced acceptance criteria from .stoney/. Your docs match the contract your CI already keeps.
Surgical edits
Rewrites only the section that needs updating. Tone, structure, and adjacent content stay untouched.
Always reviewed
Wikipls opens PRs, humans approve, nothing auto-merges. Docs change at the speed of your normal review.
Full audit trail
Every doc PR is traced back to the merged PR and ticket that caused it. Replay or regenerate anytime.

Pricing

One repo is free, forever. Add more when your team grows.

Free

starter

$0/ month

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