The hook
“You shipped the code. Your docs didn’t get the memo.” Two lines that name a pain every developer knows, before the product is even named.
Docs that keep up with your code.
A 23-second product demo for a concept AI tool that keeps developer docs in sync with the code. One real change travels from a pull request to the docs, so the value is obvious without a voiceover.
Self-initiated concept project. Fictional product, not a client.Silent film · captions on screenSpace play · ←→ 1s · ,. 1 frame · 0.5× for slow motion
Stale documentation is an invisible problem. Nobody notices it until a developer copies an example that no longer works, which makes it hard to show in a short video.
Make the invisible visible: follow one API change from the code to the exact sentence it breaks, then let the product fix it on screen. Three beats, no narration.
“You shipped the code. Your docs didn’t get the memo.” Two lines that name a pain every developer knows, before the product is even named.
Login switches to passwordless. auth.login(email, password) becomes auth.signIn({ email, otp }) and Driftlens starts scanning 24 pages of docs.
A line runs from the changed code to the exact sentence on the Authentication page. Doc health drops to 72% and one page is flagged out of date.
A suggested update appears beside the stale line. One click on Apply fix, health climbs to 100% and a docs pull request opens by itself.
The end card lands the promise, “Ship code. Docs follow.”, with a single call to action: Connect your repo.
23export async function login(req) {24 const { email } = req.body25- await auth.login(email, password)25+ await auth.signIn({ email, otp })26 return session.create(email)27}
await auth.login(email, password)await auth.signIn({ email, otp })Apply fixReads each diff across your repos the moment it merges.
Pinpoints the exact line that no longer matches the code.
Drafts the update and opens a PR for your review.