Write for the reader
Good documentation answers the reader’s real questions in plain language. Lead with what they need, avoid jargon, and assume they’re busy.
A practical guide to writing documentation people actually read and use, covering structure, clarity, and how AI helps draft and maintain it.
Clarity
Write clearly for the reader.
Structure
Make it scannable.
AI drafting
Draft and improve with AI.
Findable
Keep it searchable.
What you can do with Wyatt
Clarity
Write clearly for the reader.
Structure
Make it scannable.
AI drafting
Draft and improve with AI.
Findable
Keep it searchable.
Good documentation answers the reader’s real questions in plain language. Lead with what they need, avoid jargon, and assume they’re busy.
Use headings, short sections, and lists so readers can scan and find the part they need without reading everything.
Documentation decays when it’s separate from the work. Keeping it close to the work and assigning ownership helps it stay accurate.
In Wyatt, the assistant can draft documentation from your notes, summarize complex content, and answer questions from your docs, easing both writing and upkeep.
It answers the reader’s real questions in plain language and is easy to scan.
With headings, short sections, and lists so readers can scan.
Keep them close to the work and assign ownership.
It can draft, summarize, and answer questions from your docs.