Technical documentation that maintains itself
Keep specs, PRDs, and engineering docs in one place. The Slite Agent drafts what's missing from activity in GitHub and Linear, answers repetitive product questions, and flags docs the moment they fall behind what you shipped.
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Slite Agent
Specs and PRDs, drafted from what's already happening
The Slite Agent turns rough notes, Slack threads, GitHub PRs, and Linear tickets into proper specs, PRDs, and release notes, so documentation gets written while the work is still fresh.
Simon Hilton
Director of Product at Karbon
Ask
Repetitive product questions, answered with citations
"How does this feature work?" and "Where's the spec for X?" go to Ask instead of interrupting an engineer. Teammates get the actual answer with a citation to the verified doc — in Slack or in Slite — and the team stays in flow.
Hugo Sallé de Chou
Co-Founder & CTO at Pumpkin
Knowledge Maintenance
Docs that flag themselves when the code moves on
Features ship and docs go stale. The Slite Agent flags documentation left behind by activity in GitHub, Linear, and Slack — and proposes the fix: drafted updates you review and approve from one triage view, with a verification stamp so nobody has to ask "is this current?"
Donald Sipe
Principal Engineer at JobTarget
Templates
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can Slite keep our technical docs in sync with what we ship?
Yes. The Slite Agent compares your docs against activity in GitHub, Linear, and Slack, flags documentation that shipped features have outdated, and proposes a drafted fix you review and approve.
How do agentic workflows work for engineering teams?
The Slite Agent handles documentation work on its own: drafting specs and release notes from PRs and tickets, flagging stale docs, and answering product questions with citations. Engineers review and approve — the Agent does the legwork.
Does Slite handle product documentation and PRDs?
Yes. PRDs, feature overviews, release notes, and user research live alongside your engineering docs, with templates for each, so product management documentation shares one home with the technical side.
Can engineers write in markdown and embed their tools?
Yes. The editor supports markdown, fat-marker wireframes, and embeds from Linear, Figma, Miro, and more.
Can I import our existing docs from Confluence or Notion?
Yes. Slite has dedicated importers for Confluence, Notion, Google Docs, and markdown files, and your structure and formatting are preserved.
Can I get started with Slite for free?
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Basic is $10/user/month billed yearly; Pro at $20/user/month adds the Slite Agent, cross-tool search, and agent workflows.