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Ask how the new export API handles pagination, and Littlebird answers from the demo you joined, the spec you read and the threads you followed.
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Two changes shipped: the export endpoint now returns results in pages of 100, and webhooks now retry up to five times. They touch the Exports guide, the Webhooks reference and the rate limits page.
Good documentation starts with how a feature really works, which means demos, specs, pull requests and conversations with the engineers who built it. Keeping the docs in step with the product means knowing what changed in each release.
Littlebird remembers the demos you join and the specs, threads and tickets you've had on screen, so you can ask how a feature works or what shipped since your last pass. It drafts release notes and doc updates, and you edit and publish them.
It works from your meetings, email and the work on your screen, and you stay in charge of what goes out
Ask how the new export API handles pagination, and Littlebird answers from the demo you joined, the spec you read and the threads you followed.
Before a doc pass, ask what shipped since the last one, and Littlebird lists the changes from the release notes, tickets and demos you've seen, so you know which pages to update.
When a feature goes by three names in three places, ask which one the team settled on, and Littlebird answers from the meeting or thread where it was decided.
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Yes. Ask in chat and Littlebird drafts them from the changes you've seen in tickets, pull requests and demos. It can create the draft as a Google Doc or give you text to paste into your docs platform, and you edit and publish it.
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Littlebird never sells your data or trains models on it, and neither do its AI providers. It's SOC 2 Type II audited, your chats and notes stay private to you unless you share them, and you can pause capture, keep apps out or delete your data at any time.
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