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Dewstack
Dewstack uses an AI agent to draft documentation, which teams can review and publish through a dashboard.
About Dewstack
Dewstack is a documentation tool in which an AI agent drafts pages from AI chat conversations, uploaded files, or connected sources. Drafts appear in a dashboard, where a person reviews them and publishes them on their own domain. The homepage describes use for knowledge bases, help centers, SOPs, user manuals, and internal handbooks, and says published sites can answer readers' questions.
A seven-day trial with full access is offered without a credit card, and the site stays online for fourteen days after the trial ends. Pricing is not stated on the homepage. Agent connections differ by tool: Claude connects directly, ChatGPT requires developer mode, and Claude Code and Cursor connect with an API key.
Key features
- Drafts from AI chat conversations land in the dashboard for review
- Upload Word, PDF, and wiki exports; images are extracted and placed
- Import content from Notion, Confluence, Google Drive, GitHub, and Jira
- Publish documentation on your own domain after review
- Describe a topic and the agent builds and publishes pages
- Agent access is approved through login and can be revoked at any time
Best for: Teams that already draft documents with an AI assistant and need to turn that work into published help or internal documentation.
Good for
- Agent-written content arrives as a draft for review before it is published
- Existing documents can be imported from files and connected sources
- Revoking agent access is possible at any time, and replaced pages keep their history
Watch out for
- ChatGPT connects only in developer mode
- Claude Code and Cursor connect through an API key
- Pricing is not stated on the homepage
Dewstack at a glance
- Website
- dewstack.com
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Dewstack FAQ
Does the agent publish pages automatically?
The homepage states that everything an agent writes arrives as a draft. A person reviews and publishes it.
Can existing documents be imported?
Yes. Word files, PDFs, and wiki exports can be uploaded and turned into pages, and the homepage lists connected sources such as Notion, Confluence, and GitHub.
Can access for an AI agent be removed?
Yes. The homepage states that agent access can be revoked at any time, and every replaced page keeps its history.
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