Three documentation portals you can open and read right now, built with OpenDocs for Ridgeline, a fictional sample company. The company, the people and the policies are made up. The portals are real.
Sample content for a fictional company. Nothing here is a real customer, policy or procedure.
Three live examples
Each example is published in English and in Spanish, so you can see how a bilingual docs portal looks to a reader.
12 pages
Standard operating procedures for a mining operation, written the way a site team needs them: short steps, warnings that stand out and tables you can scan.
What it demonstrates
28 pages
An HR hub where employees find answers on their own, instead of asking the same questions again and again.
What it demonstrates
8 pages
Controlled policies: documents with a clear owner and version that employees must read and confirm.
What it demonstrates
Sample content for a fictional company. Nothing here is a real customer, policy or procedure.
Built for people and for Claude
Every OpenDocs space can be read through the Claude connector (MCP), and each published space also serves an llms.txt file and a Markdown version of every page. Connect OpenDocs to Claude and ask a question about a published space; the answer points back to the page it came from.
These three examples are becoming starter packs: ready-made sets of pages you can begin from. One-click start from a template is coming soon.
Case studies coming soon.
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