Shipped​

• Added direct docs entry points in app header/menu and public footer.
• Added docs links in public and signed-in shells using production docs domain.
• Added local full-text docs/blog search to improve findability.
• Improved docs homepage visual hierarchy and role-based entry points.

Why this matters​

Discovery friction is one of the biggest adoption killers for internal enablement tools. These changes reduce click depth and shorten time-to-answer for both new and experienced users.

Highlights​

• New role-based docs paths for sellers, contributors, and admins.
• New screenshot curation framework and first-pass shot list.
• New FAQ page with accordion interactions and better scannability.
• New docs search experience in the navbar.
• Cursor-branded docs theming aligned to the app style system.

What this unlocks​

• Faster onboarding for new teammates.
• Clearer operational guidance for story governance.
• Better in-product discoverability via docs links in app navigation.

Next up​

• Continue embedding screenshots across contributor and admin guides.
• Add periodic release notes for product and docs changes.

Shipped​

• Clear admin workflow docs for review, publish, and stale-story verification.
• Coverage and usage dashboard guidance aligned to a weekly operating rhythm.
• New governance standards for evidence quality and claims hygiene.

Why this matters​

Admin teams now have a more predictable system for content quality:

• fewer publishing bottlenecks
• more consistent story quality
• clearer prioritization of coverage gaps

Suggested cadence​

• Daily: clear pending reviews and stale flags.
• Weekly: check usage and impact leaders.
• Monthly: target top coverage gaps with new story capture.

Shipped​

• Guided interview path for structured narrative capture.
• Transcript import flow for call notes and recordings.
• Audio import workflow with AI transcription and extraction.
• Better docs coverage for contributor quality standards.

Outcome​

Contributors can now move from raw call material to structured draft faster, while preserving the quality bar required for publishing.