The documentation is live
Thirty pages on how to build a brand kit, make content and publish it — written against the product as it actually behaves, not as the roadmap describes it.
ANVL now has documentation, at anvl.work/docs. It covers getting started, the brand kit, Content Creator, Superbrain, projects and review, workspace and roles, plans and seats, and a glossary.
Written against the product, not the plan
Every page was checked against the running product rather than against a specification. That sounds obvious and it is not: the first draft described several things the way they were designed to work, and a verification pass found thirty-one factual errors in nine areas — screens that had moved, buttons that had been renamed, and one feature described in the present tense that had never shipped at all.
That is the rule the docs are held to. If a page says ANVL does something, it does it today.
Where it fits
The documentation answers how. The changelog answers what changed. This blog answers why — the thinking behind a decision, which is the one thing neither of the other two has room for.
Something missing or wrong? Every page has a link to tell us.