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Antora Documentation Pipelines

We develop automated tools and build processes that take the complexity, effort, and anxiety out of deploying documentation sites.

DevOps for Documentation Teams

We upgrade teams to modern and agile workflows for creating, reviewing, testing, and publishing documentation composed in AsciiDoc.

Asciidoctor & AsciiDoc

We’re the AsciiDoc and Asciidoctor experts.

As the maintainers of the leading AsciiDoc processor, Asciidoctor, we have a deep understanding of how to best integrate and adapt AsciiDoc into your documentation team’s workflow. Here are just a few ways we help teams save time, minimize risk, and increase their technical writing and publishing productivity.

Toolchain setup & configuration
Content migration
Content architecture & validation
Publishing pipeline design
Extension & UI development
Hands-on training

Signals from the Docs Dispatch

Dec 30, 2018

Antora 2.0 has Shipped!

We’re so excited to announce the release of Antora 2.0. This release streamlines the installation process, improves platform and library compatibility, provides a simpler and pluggable authentication mechanism for private repositories, and delivers the latest Asciidoctor capabilities.

Antora News

Dec 8, 2017

Referencing Pages

Technical documentation requires readers to take in a lot of complex information. To make documentation consumable, readers need a logical flow of pages to navigate. To help readers get from one page to the next, we need a simple and reliable system for creating references between pages. This article proposes an intuitive and stable page referencing system for documentation.

Antora Architecting Antora Docs

Nov 20, 2017

A Standard Project Structure for Documentation

If you browse the source code of software projects, you’ll notice that projects built for the same platform share a common structure. This practice makes projects immediately recognizable. It also matches the assumptions of tools that build them. No such structure exists for documentation. To reduce friction when writing, and to make way for a stronger ecosystem of tools, this article proposes a standard directory structure for documentation projects.