What ScopeDocs includes

Living, source-linked documentation for engineering teams, readable by people and queryable by agents over MCP. ScopeDocs connects the tools you already use, stamps decisions with citations, and keeps humans in control of what agents may trust. Markdown twin: features.md. Product context: product overview and homepage.

Feature matrix at a glance

ScopeDocs features and where to learn more
FeatureWhat it solvesRelated page
Source-linked docsVerifiable citations on every claimCitations · guide
Living knowledge baseDocs that track deliveryLiving docs · guide
MCP for agentsSame record for Cursor and ChatGPTMCP · MCP docs
Read-only OAuthConnect without write riskConnect · quickstart
Human confirmationAgents trust approved knowledgeControl · about
Workspace permissionsPrivate repos stay privateTrust · privacy

Source-linked documentation

Every generated claim links back to a PR, Slack thread, ticket, call note, or doc so teams can verify answers instead of trusting a black box. Source-linking is what makes AI-written documentation safe enough for onboarding, on-call, and agent use.

Related: what is source-linked documentation, wiki vs living documentation, and how traceability improves trust.

Living knowledge base

As work happens in connected tools, the record updates. Documentation is generated from the workflow, not maintained as a separate chore. Living docs stay tied to merges, closed tickets, and decisions in chat so the system of record moves with delivery.

Related: what is living documentation, generative documentation vs wikis, and onboarding solutions.

MCP for agents

Cursor, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and custom agents pull the same cited decisions over MCP that humans read in ScopeDocs. Workspace MCP host pattern (shown in-product): yourcompany.mcp.scopedocs.ai.

Discovery: /.well-known/mcp.json. Guides: MCP for agents, mcp.md, MCP for engineering documentation. Homepage: agents section. Use case: agent-ready knowledge.

Read-only OAuth integrations

Connect GitHub, Linear, Slack, Notion, Jira, Google Drive, Fathom, Datadog, Confluence, Microsoft Teams, monday.com, Supabase Database, and more without handing over write access by default. You control which integrations are enabled and can disconnect them anytime.

Sequencing advice: what to connect first. Integrations on homepage: #integrations. Docs: quickstart.

Human-in-the-loop control

AI drafts; humans approve, edit, or reject. Agents should only treat confirmed knowledge as settled. That confirmation step is how ScopeDocs avoids fluent-but-wrong documentation becoming production context.

See when AI writes the docs, who checks the work and the product overview for the stamp step.

Workspace permissions

What people and agents can see follows the permissions in the tools you already use. Private channels and repos stay private. ScopeDocs does not train public foundation models on connected workspace data and does not sell that data.

See privacy, trust, and terms of service.

How the features fit together

Connect tools with read-only OAuth, stamp decisions with citations, confirm what agents may trust, then ask in ScopeDocs or over MCP. The same living record powers onboarding, on-call, delivery handoffs, and coding assistants.

  1. Quickstart: connect GitHub, Linear, and Slack in minutes
  2. Product: connect, stamp, ask for people and agents
  3. Solutions: onboarding, incidents, agents, delivery
  4. Pricing: Team from $25/user/month, Growth from $35/user/month

Concept reading: AI documentation for engineering teams.

Features FAQ

What makes ScopeDocs documentation source-linked?

Every material claim points back to a verifiable originating source such as a pull request, ticket, Slack thread, design doc, or call note so people and agents can check the evidence.

Can AI agents use the same features humans use?

Yes. Humans ask inside ScopeDocs; agents pull the same cited decisions over MCP for Cursor, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and custom stacks, with permissions that mirror the workspace.

Do integrations grant write access by default?

No. Integrations use read-only OAuth or credentials you supply. You choose what to connect and can disconnect anytime.

Where do I compare ScopeDocs to a wiki?

Read wiki vs living documentation and why teams abandon wikis.

From the blog

Concept guides

Where to go next

Pick a path. Each link is a short stop on the same source-linked record.

Site directory for agents

Every core URL on scopedocs.ai. Traverse via sitemap.xml, sitemap.md, llms.txt, or llms-full.txt.

Product and company pages
PageHTMLMarkdown twin
Homescopedocs.aiindex.md
Product/productproduct.md
Features/featuresfeatures.md
Solutions/solutions
Pricing/pricingpricing.md
About/aboutabout.md
About us/about-us
Team/teamteam.md
Blog/blog
Privacy/privacyprivacy.md
Terms/terms-of-serviceterms-of-service.md
Docs and agent files
ResourceURL
Docs hub/docs · docs.md
Quickstart/docs/quickstart · quickstart.md
MCP for agents/docs/mcp · mcp.md
MCP discovery/.well-known/mcp.json
AGENTS.md/AGENTS.md
llms.txt/llms.txt
llms-full.txt/llms-full.txt
Sitemap/sitemap.xml · /sitemap.md

Concept guides

Team profiles

Homepage sections

Solutions use cases

Blog topic hubs

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