⏱️ 55% of readers spend less than 15 seconds on a page. And about 70% of people are visual learners. If your Atlassian #Confluence page is just a wall of text, they won’t stick around. ✨ Our refreshed Beautiful Confluence Pages video shows how to make pages clear, scannable, and visually engaging in 2025. ▶️ Watch now 👇

🚀 Introducing DocuFlow – A Modern Documentation Template I’m excited to share DocuFlow, a new open-source project crafted to make documentation effortless and elegant. Built with VitePress, DocuFlow enables you to set up a clean, modern, and intuitive documentation site for your projects in just minutes. Whether you’re maintaining open-source libraries, internal tools, or personal projects, DocuFlow helps you deliver documentation that’s both professional and easy to navigate. ✨ Key Highlights: Sleek & modern design for better readability Write content quickly with simple Markdown Out-of-the-box GitHub Pages deployment with pre-configured workflows 🔗 Live Demo: https://lnkd.in/dCgb8YKj 📂 GitHub Repo: https://lnkd.in/d7-ki9-C It’s free, open-source, and ready to use—just pull the repo and start documenting your next project! If you find it useful, consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub. #OpenSource #Documentation #VitePress #DeveloperTools #Frontend #JavaScript #GitHub #WebDev

🚀 Old agent demos are fun… but they don’t scale. DecodingML(Paul Iusztin) just dropped Lesson 2 of their free open-source course: Designing Enterprise MCP Systems. This time, it’s about how to build like a real engineer. Here’s what they cover: ✅ A PR Reviewer Assistant that connects GitHub → Asana → Slack with clean MCP orchestration. ✅ How to split workflows into host, client, and servers so your automations stay modular. ✅ Using a Global MCP Server to unify tools—swap or add integrations without breaking your host logic. ✅ Building custom servers for Slack + Asana, with prompts versioned and observable via Opik. ✅ End-to-end flow: PR opens → Gemini plans tool calls → review summary lands in Slack. Most agent tutorials stop at “hello world.” This lesson shows how to architect production-ready developer automations that actually survive in enterprise. 👉 Read Lesson 2 here: https://lnkd.in/e9XgBP2U

New: Sub-tasks Break Stories into small, actionable steps that keep projects moving forward. ✨ What’s new: - Create Sub-tasks directly in a Story, via the API, or automatically with Korey - Estimate, connect to GitHub, and track through your workflow - Use Automations so Sub-task progress can move parent Stories forward 👉 Enable Sub-tasks in your workspace via the Features page

The real power comes when you have reliable workflows and prompts you can reuse. Here are 3 of prompt templates to try right now: ✅ A How-To Guide builder that turns any topic into a structured tutorial ✅ A flowchart generator that maps your ideas into clean visuals instantly ✅ A prompt optimizer that helps you refine and improve your own prompts before you even run them #AITools #AIForBusiness #WorkflowAutomation #NoCode #DigitalMarketing #Productivity

🧠 Fei Meets Linear - Your Issues, Now just one click away We heard all you Linear users, you wanted the same magic Jira folks got, and now Fei delivers. You can now fetch design and implementation instructions directly from a Linear issue and let Fei take it from there. How it works: 1. Connect your Linear account via OAuth 2. Add an issue by ID or URL 3. Fei uses the issue content as your build brief 4. If a Figma link is included, the first frame will be pulled in automatically That’s one less copy-paste moment, and one more way Fei meets you where you already work.

Just explored a tool - “Obsidian” and realized how powerful it can be – even beyond personal notes. If you’ve ever worked with README files or technical documentation, you know the struggle: keeping things organized, searchable, and connected. That’s where Obsidian really shines. 📌 Why I think it’s a great fit for README-style documentation: - Markdown first → README files are Markdown by default, and Obsidian works natively with them. - Linking knowledge → Instead of isolated files, you can create a connected documentation hub. - Graph view → See how your docs relate to each other, which is perfect for larger projects. - Local-first, version control friendly → Since files are plain text, they integrate smoothly with GitHub/GitLab. - Plugins → From tables to task management, you can enhance your documentation without leaving Obsidian. For me, this means I can use Obsidian not just for personal notes but also for structuring technical docs, wikis, and README collections in a way that’s actually enjoyable to navigate.

Tempo Vol. 3 This release is packed with major updates: ✅ Tempo Max: A complete rebuild of our AI agent ✅ Issue Management: Manage your backlog directly in Tempo—no more Trello, Linear, or Jira. ✅ Figma Plugin Upgrade: Simple copy-paste workflow for faster design handoff. ✅ Custom Design Tokens: Reuse and manage Tailwind & CSS variables with ease. ✅ Props & Controls for Storybook: Fine-grain designer control over every component. ✅ Bitbucket Support: Completing the GitHub + GitLab + Bitbucket trifecta for enterprises. Just Ship It.

Standalone (freestanding) applications are great for learning the nRF Connect SDK. But once you are working on a defined project, switching to a west workspace helps you better organize your code and manage dependencies. On October 1, in our hands-on, developer-focused webinar, Ali Aljaani and Sigurd Hellesvik will teach you everything you need to get started with west workspaces and discover how they can streamline your nRF Connect SDK project development and enhance scalability, reproducibility, and dependency management. What will you learn? – How your code, boards, and SDK components come together in a structured environment – How to manage SDK versions, improve modularity, and support scalable development. – Understand how nRF Connect SDK add-ons are implemented and integrated within a west workspace – Step-by-step guidance to initialize and structure your project into a west workspace - Hands-On: practical features and examples, including: working on your own fork and patches, integrating 3rd party libraries, adding a custom board, and extending the Devicetree and adding custom drivers Join live at either of the two available time slots: October 1 at 9 AM or 6 PM CEST.

🔥 Our new product documentation pages are live! We have taken your feedback on our Helpcenter and have completely revamped our documentation. We’ve restructured everything to make it easier to find the information you need, when you need it. Whether you’re building your first project or developing complex custom solutions, our new documentation is built to support your workflow. You can now: ✅ Browse by topic, product, or individual feature ✅ Smoothly navigate each article with a clear table of contents ✅ Switch between user documentation, developer guides, and tutorials ✅ Access videos and feature spotlights alongside written articles ✅ Quickly find the most recent updates This is a major step forward in how we support our users. Explore the new documentation: https://hubs.ly/Q03GF1j20 And as always, we're happy to hear your thoughts! #Documentation #GreydSuite #