Getting started

• When something ships, Amendary checks the articles and pages you watch: Notion pages, Markdown files in a repo, Zendesk articles or Intercom articles.
• Engineering docs are checked against commits once a day. Help articles are checked against what they follow: a repo’s releases or commits, or your public changelog (see Help articles follow).
• If a change makes a sentence wrong, Amendary drafts the fix with the proof. It waits in the Queue for your review (see Queue & reviews).

• On the Repos tab select Connect GitHub. GitHub asks you to authorize Amendary. Pick an account where the app is installed, or install it and choose repos.
• Amendary only reads these repos. Writing docs to a repo is a separate GitHub destination on the Pages tab.
• To change which repos are shared, use Manage repos on GitHub on the Repos tab.
• Your help center follows a public changelog instead? You can skip GitHub and set a changelog URL in step 3.

On the Pages tab select Add destination and pick where your docs live. You connect it inside the dialog:

• Notion: Notion asks which pages Amendary may read.
• GitHub: pick a repo and a folder or its wiki (owners only).
• Zendesk: enter your subdomain, then sign in with Zendesk.
• Intercom: pick your region, then sign in with Intercom.

You then land on that destination’s tab, with a card for it.

You can also start from the Notion Marketplace or the Intercom App Store. Both bring you back here to finish connecting.

For a help center, an owner opens Help articles follow on the destination’s card and picks a repo or a changelog URL. Zendesk and Intercom need this before you can browse. For engineering docs, skip it.

• Select Browse on the card and select Watch on the articles or pages that matter. Only watched pages are checked or edited.
• For Notion and GitHub you pick Help center or Engineering docs. An engineering page also needs the repo it describes, added on its row with Add repo. See Pages & mapping.

• Connect Notion
• Connect GitHub
• Connect Zendesk Guide
• Connect Intercom Articles
• Not sure which fits? Choose a help-center setup

On Home, use the See a correction today step (later, Check recent changes). Pick a repo. Amendary checks its pages against the last 5 commits. Help pages use the last release or tag instead when that is the repo’s trigger. The result says how many pages were checked and how many fixes were drafted. A change that made nothing wrong drafts nothing.

Run a cleanup first. It marks pages about things you removed or never built. Watch the ones worth keeping. A cleanup spends credits and is in early access.

• Generate docs from a repo: help articles, guides, runbooks, decision records or product updates.
• Suggest a diagram for a Notion page, designed from its repo’s code. In early access.
• Five page types: docs & guides, runbooks, incident playbooks, decision records and product updates. See Document types.
• Read your data from your own tools with the API and MCP.

No. Setup is self-serve and the steps above are the whole process. The free trial starts right away with no card (see pricing).