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Pen

AI documentation workspace for engineering specs and technical docs

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Draft comprehensive PRDs and architecture decision records with AI guidance.

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About Pen

Pen is a modern documentation workspace tailored specifically for software engineering teams. It connects directly with GitHub repositories to keep technical specs, API docs, and architecture decision records (ADRs) synchronized with source code.

Its integrated AI writing partner helps developers write clear RFCs, auto-generate OpenAPI specs from codebase changes, and review documentation clarity.

  • Native GitHub markdown sync with version control
  • Automated OpenAPI and schema document generation
  • Clean, distraction-free collaborative editor
  • Focused strictly on technical docs rather than general copy
  • Requires GitHub authorization for automatic repo sync

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