Be the product AI recommends and builds with.
Your buyer asks Claude what to use, then asks Cursor to build with it. We make sure you win, both times.
- of B2B buyers use AI in the buying process
- 94%
- of documentation traffic is AI agents
- ~66%
Trusted by teams at
Be recommended, not just mentioned.
EkLine measures what AI agents say about a company, determines which pages influenced the response, identifies weaknesses, proposes changes, and tracks whether the product was actually recommended rather than merely mentioned.
You ship the feature. We ship everything else.
Your engineers stay focused on shipping features. EkLine reads every change, finds the pages it touched, and redrafts the docs, the help center article, the release note, and the blog post. Screenshots too. Everything arrives as a pull request your team approves.
- API references
- Quickstarts and how-to guides
- Release notes
- Troubleshooting guides
- SDK READMEs
- CLI references
- Help center articles
- Blog posts
- Product update posts
- Newsletters
- LinkedIn posts
- FAQ pages
- Screenshots
See what agents say about you.
If you do not see the value, you walk away with 15 better pages.
One team, one voice, one source of truth.
Marketing knows how the product should be described. Product and engineering know what shipped. Support knows what customers actually ask. EkLine reads all of it and writes every surface from the same truth: website, blog, docs, help center. In your words, grounded in your code.
Marketing brings the rules.
Style guide, terminology, GEO priorities.
Product and engineering bring the changes.
Merged PRs become drafted updates.
Support brings the questions.
Repeat tickets become drafted answers.
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Built to be trusted with your code and docs.
Independently audited. Tightly scoped. Reviewed regularly.
SOC 2 Type II
Controls tested over time.
Your data stays secure
Isolated per customer and never used to train models.
Regular security audits
Our controls are tested and reviewed on an ongoing basis.
The results are public.
Don’t take our word for it. Read what teams achieved and inspect the work behind it.
“It is not just developer experience anymore. It is agentic experience.”
“We try every AI tool that comes along. Most don’t last a week. EkLine is one of the few that actually stuck. Easy to onboard, and it just keeps delivering value.”
“The agent finds the work, does the work, and I just review. We shipped a quarter of documentation without hiring a writer. As a founder, that is the kind of leverage I want.”
Wall of love
I’ve gotten a ton of value out of EkLine. It’s easily one of my favorite AI tools. Keeping up with docs used to be a major time sink. Now it’s just humming along in the background.
Michael DimitrasSenior Software Engineer, P0 Security
Now we have a much richer set of documentation that we can hand our customers, and they can build their own integrations.
Peter SchwarckLead Technical Writer, Socure
I really liked the one where it went through the code examples and found a bunch of bad syntax.
Jeremy GunterSenior Product Engineer, Quiltt
I can simply add a comment, submit it once, and it’s already almost ready to be merged.
Saif Ali ShaikFounding Developer Advocate, Scalekit
I added EkLine and said, go take this endpoint. It actually did more than I asked. It went in, found some other places where it’s referenced, and updated them.
Nicholas DeWaldTechnical Product Writer, Prove
We’ve had a few contributions the past week that have all been great. I go, I do a quick review, and done, we’re in.
Cody LandstromDirector of Product, Okteto
See EkLine in action.
Browse real EkLine pull requests in public repositories.
Works with the stack you already have.
No migration. If your docs live in Git, setup takes 15 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the product and billing.
What is EkLine?
EkLine is a set of AI agents for developer tool and API companies. They check what ChatGPT and Claude say about your product and whether coding agents like Cursor can build with it, then fix the docs, help center, and marketing pages those agents read, using your code, pull requests, and support tickets. Every change arrives as a pull request or draft your team approves. Teams at Socure, P0 Security, and ContextQA use EkLine.
How is EkLine different from SEO, GEO, and AI visibility tools like Profound or Semrush?
Visibility tools report how often AI mentions you and suggest what to change. EkLine makes the change: it reads your code, pull requests, docs, and support tickets, writes the missing or wrong pages, and ships them into your stack for your team to approve. It is built for developer tools and APIs, so it also checks whether coding agents can build with your product. Keep your SEO tool; EkLine works alongside it.
Why not just ask Claude or Cursor to do this?
You can, for one page, once. EkLine does it on every release. It reads the merged pull requests, tickets, and Slack threads, finds every page the change touched across docs, help center, and blog, drafts in your style guide, and opens the pull request. It also checks what Claude Code and Cursor write in your CI, and shows whether agents now answer correctly.
Do we have to move off Mintlify, ReadMe, or GitBook?
No. EkLine works with the stack you already have: Mintlify, ReadMe, GitBook, Docusaurus, Confluence, Notion, Zendesk, Pylon, or Markdown in your repo. Your docs platform’s AI only works on the docs it hosts. EkLine works across every surface agents read, from docs to help center to blog, and your content stays in your stack. If your docs live in Git, setup takes about 15 minutes.
How do we know what EkLine writes is accurate?
EkLine writes from your own sources: your code, merged pull requests, tickets, and existing docs. Every draft shows the sources it used and is checked against your style guide and terminology. ContextQA’s engineers merge 97% of what EkLine writes.
What can EkLine access, and what happens to our data?
EkLine only accesses the repositories and tools you connect, with the permissions you grant. It opens pull requests and drafts, and nothing merges or publishes without your approval. Each customer is isolated, agent runs are sandboxed with scoped credentials, and your data is never used to train models. EkLine is SOC 2 compliant.
How do we measure whether EkLine is working?
EkLine starts with a baseline: what agents say about you, which pages they cite, and whether coding agents finish the tasks your developers care about. Re-run the same questions and tasks after you ship and compare, then count what merged. Socure saw nearly 10x more documentation PRs than its previous monthly average.
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