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Inventory every page that needs writing
Create a card in Outline for each documentation page. Include the target audience, key topics, and estimated word count. This makes the full scope visible before anyone starts drafting.
// Documentation Sprint
Docs that ship on time.
Organize your documentation sprint from outline to publication. Your team sees exactly which pages are drafted, which need review, and which are live.
Outline
3Plan getting-started guide for new API v3 endpoints
Guide
Outline authentication and authorization reference
API Docs
Structure webhook events tutorial with code samples
Tutorial
Drafting
2Write SDK installation and quick-start for Python
Guide
Draft error codes reference with troubleshooting steps
API Docs
Review
3Tech review: rate limiting and pagination docs
API Docs
Editorial review: migration guide from v2 to v3
Guide
Verify code samples compile and run in tutorial
Tutorial
Published
2Published: billing API reference with Stripe examples
API Docs
Published: interactive tutorial for building a Slack bot
Tutorial
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Categorize by content type
Use API Docs, Guide, and Tutorial labels so your team can filter the board by content type. This helps writers pick up work that matches their expertise.
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Add review checklists to every card
Add a checklist for each review step: technical accuracy, code samples tested, links verified, formatting consistent. Check them off during the review phase.
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Publish and track coverage gaps
Move cards to Published when live. Review the Outline column regularly to spot coverage gaps. The board becomes a living map of your documentation completeness.
01 What is a documentation sprint board?
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A documentation sprint board organizes a focused push to write, review, and publish documentation. Each card represents a docs page or article moving through outline, drafting, review, and publication stages so your team can ship docs as deliberately as code.
02 Can I customize the labels for different doc types?
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Yes. Flux labels are fully editable. Add labels like Changelog, FAQ, SDK Reference, or Internal Runbook to match your documentation taxonomy. Filter by label to focus on one content type at a time.
03 How does Flux help with documentation sprints?
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Flux real-time sync lets writers and reviewers see progress update instantly. Use checklists for review criteria, assign cards to specific writers, and track every edit in the activity log. The AI assistant can help draft outlines and descriptions to speed up the sprint.
// Write it down
Every page, accounted for.
No credit card. Manage documentation sprints with real-time sync, review checklists, and team assignments.