Where launch work breaks down
- Release notes, technical details, presentations, and website copy drift when each team maintains a separate source.
- Feedback gets separated from the paragraph, slide, or diagram being reviewed.
- A late product change has to be copied into several destination formats.
What GPDoc supports
- Open, versionable files for documents, slides, notebooks, diagrams, scripts, datasets, and website source.
- Comments and suggestions that keep human and agent review attached to supported Markdown files.
- Version checkpoints and Git history for comparing work and returning to a known source.
- Local and provider exports for creating the PDF, HTML, Word, PowerPoint, Google Docs, or Google Slides copy the launch needs where supported.
- Website publishing through supported HTML and GitHub Pages paths for launch notes, documentation, and other easy-to-share pages.
One reviewed source
Keep the approved message in the GPDoc source, then create destination copies for the channel that needs them. Provider and published copies remain separate from the working file.
Suggested workflow
Create a release brief, release notes, presentation, and website page. Link each file to the product name, approved claims, owner, and target date used by your team.
Put code, tables, Mermaid diagrams, notebook output, and product details next to the explanation they support. Keep uncertain or planned behavior labeled in the source.
Use comments for questions and suggestions for proposed changes. Review the file history before accepting a change or restoring an earlier version.
Export the approved files to the formats required by reviewers and publishing systems. Use the supported GitHub Pages path when the result should be a website for easy sharing.
What to verify before launch
- Every public claim matches current product behavior.
- The approved copy is consistent across the release note, presentation, and site.
- Comments and suggestions are resolved or intentionally retained.
- Each export and published page has been opened and checked at its destination.
Review the exact publishing and export paths, or start building in GPDoc.
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