Draft-first workflow
Create documentationGive your AI coding assistants the power to write and update help articles or documentation on the go.
You ship the feature, all tests pass. But the docs still describe the old version. Customers get confused and support tickets pile up.
No complex setup. No SDK. Just a skill file and your API key.
Sign up free at Help.center, go to Settings, and copy your API key and center ID.
One command to install from GitHub. Compatible with Claude Code, Codex, and any Agent Skills tool.
Tell your AI what you need. It creates, updates, and publishes articles automatically.
claude install-skill https://github.com/microdotcompany/helpcenter-skill Run this in your terminal. The skill will be available in all Claude Code sessions.
Install the helpcenter skill from https://github.com/microdotcompany/helpcenter-skill Just tell your OpenClaw agent this message. It handles the rest.
git clone https://github.com/microdotcompany/helpcenter-skill.git ~/.agents/skills/helpcenter-skill Clone into your Codex skills directory. For project-specific install, use .agents/skills/ instead.
Copy SKILL.md into your project and point your agent to it Download SKILL.md from GitHub and add it to your agent's context or custom instructions.
SKILL.md One markdown file teaches your AI assistant to create categories, write articles, and publish docs - all from your terminal.
From developers shipping features to CTOs scaling documentation
who keep documentation in sync with every sprint. No more "update docs" tickets that sit in the backlog for months.
who standardize how your org creates documentation. One skill file, every team, every repo.
who turn recurring questions into help articles. Let the AI chatbot handle repeat queries.
who wire docs into your pipeline. Auto-update changelogs and release notes on every deploy.
Manage articles from your IDE, terminal, or chat. Never open a separate dashboard just to update a paragraph.
Updates preserve existing content. The AI finds the article, modifies only what you asked, and keeps everything else intact.
Articles are written with proper HTML structure, clear headings, and scannable formatting. SEO-ready out of the box.
Just a markdown file and an API key. No packages to install, no dependencies to manage, no code to write.
Any AI assistant that supports custom instructions or tool use
The skill file teaches your AI assistant everything about your Help.center. It knows to search for existing articles before creating, preserve content when updating and always ask before publishing.
Create, read, update, delete articlesManage drafts and publishingOrganize with categoriesSEO metadata supportBuilt-in safety guardrailsAn agent skill is a structured instruction file (SKILL.md) that teaches AI coding assistants how to interact with the Help.center API. It contains the workflows, endpoints, and best practices so your AI can create, update, and publish documentation on your behalf, directly from your terminal or IDE.
The skill works with any AI assistant that supports custom instructions or tool use, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, OpenClaw, and others. If your AI can read a markdown file and make API calls, it can use this skill.
Yes. The skill file includes safety guardrails: articles are created as drafts by default, the AI always searches before creating to avoid duplicates, and it preserves existing content when updating. You stay in control of what gets published.
No. The skill file handles all the technical details. Just drop it into your AI assistant's context, provide your API key, and start telling it what you need in plain English. There's no SDK, no packages, no dependencies.
Sign up on Help.center for free. Give the skill file from GitHub to your AI coding assistant. It will ask for an API key and Center ID. Both of these you can grab from Help.center dashboard > Settings > API.
