A new quality layer for documentation: What's new in GitBook

Most docs teams find out about problems the slow way: a support ticket, a confused customer, a broken link someone notices months after the page moved. The features we've shipped recently are built to surface those problems before anyone has to report them.

In this session we'll walk through what's new in GitBook, live.

• Content gaps shows you the questions people are asking your docs that your docs don't answer yet.

• Broken links finds the links across your site that stopped working and nobody noticed.

• Style guide lets GitBook Agent check every change against your team's writing rules, and flag the exact rule it breaks.

• The updated analytics dashboard makes it clearer where readers land, where they stall, and what they do next, and separates agent traffic from human traffic.

We'll show how each one works on GitBook's own docs, including the findings we haven't fixed yet, and talk about where they fit into a normal week of maintaining docs.

We'll finish with where we think documentation is heading, and what that means for what we build next.