It's Dosu Drop day! As summer turns to fall, we're reminded that change is inevitable, and Dosu is no exception. Here is what is new in September 🍁

First time seeing @dosu-ai.bsky.social in action with @storybook.js.org I love that the dosubot can triage issues, add labels, request info, and answer questions from the person who opened the ticket. Have you seen one in your workflow lately?

feels like magic to see documentation you wrote months ago automatically reflect the latest business logic changes when a PR is merged

💧August Dosu Drop 💧 ▶️ Self-Documenting Pull Requests ◀️ When merging GitHub PRs, Dosu updates related docs ▶️ Topic tagging ◀️ Easily define groups of related docs ▶️ Rich-text editing ◀️ Improved markdown editing in Dosu ...and more! Read all about! 👇 go.dosu.dev/aug2025-blog

Join @devinstein.bsky.social for July's AMA about Public Spaces, July Dosu Drop and anything else you wanna ask. Link to the event in reply 👇

we are building out free public living knowledge bases for every OSS project what features would you like to see? what projects do you want us to create a knowledge base for?

It's July Dosu Drop Day! Among other things: 💥Public Spaces (beta): FREE public knowledge bases for open source projects. 💥Save as answer 💥Detect Related Documentation on Pull Requests Link below to read all about it and try Public Spaces 👇 go.dosu.dev/july-dosu-drop

We're thrilled that Dify, one of the fastest growing Open Source dev tools companies in the world, is leveraging Dosu to triage an immense amount of issues with a small team. Thanks to Li Zheng for this great case study, check it out 👇 go.dosu.dev/XzuUMKc

Honored to be featured in @github.com's first "Awesome Continous AI" list. Read all about it! 👇 go.dosu.dev/74utNAE

"AI is better at maintaining docs than humans" - @devstein.bsky.social Spicy reactions encouraged 🌶️ read the blog 👇 go.dosu.dev/zzC3wOn

It's hard enough to remember to document learnings, but it's near impossible to remember to keep that documentation up-to-date. Let AI do it for you!

June Dosu Drop is here! "Building the future of Knowledge Management" - Suggested documentation - New @ mentions features - Fact-based reasoning agent GA - Improved code change reasoning - Community Highlight: All Hands AI 🙌 Read the details here 👉 go.dosu.dev/Z66W5aF

Join us on June 25th for Dosu Founder & CEO devstein.bsky.social's talk - "AI Is Better at Maintaining Docs Than Humans" - at the @writethedocs.bsky.social QuickDocs virtual meetup. Link 👇 go.dosu.dev/HVkbDwD

the team had a ton of fun rebuilding Dosu's agent architecture based on what we've learned over the past year. we have technical blog posts in the works, but an early user's reaction of "first time AI has genuinely impressed me." does a good job of summing it up the results :)

Dosu's new fact-based reasoning agent is generally available! Read all about why those who got early access are loving it, and what you can expect 👇 go.dosu.dev/AU65or4

A delightful little flourish as part of our refreshed site 🤗 dosu.dev

Testing agents is hard. Dosu depends on many external services, including multiple LLMs, and interfacing with them via our test suite would be slow & expensive. That's why we use distributed dependency injection. We're sharing best practices in the article below 👇 go.dosu.dev/8BFqKr3

Most companies say docs matter, but @mplacona.com 🧮 crunched the numbers. Good docs = -$22k/year wasted per dev just hunting for answers -$1.25M/year in onboarding drag for a 100-dev org -$50k+ in support costs you could deflect with self-service 👇 Full breakdown (with data)👇 go.dosu.dev/HcW2dLS

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