Create polished API documentation fast. Attain OS and Atty AI handle the draft—you review and ship. No integrations needed.
API documentation is the backbone of developer experience, but writing it often feels like a chore. You know your endpoints, parameters, and error codes, but turning that into clear, developer-friendly docs takes time. Attain OS with its built-in AI agent Atty changes that.
Instead of juggling a text editor, a code snippet tool, and a style guide, you work inside Attain OS. Atty drafts your API documentation from your project context—your endpoints, request/response examples, and authentication details. You review, tweak, and publish. No third-party integrations, no syncing, no fuss.
You've built a REST API for your side project. You need docs that show endpoints, parameters, and sample responses. Atty pulls from your notes in Attain OS—endpoints you jotted down in Tasks, example requests in Documents—and generates a structured API reference. You add explanations for auth and error handling, then share the link.
Your team uses a microservices architecture. Each service has its own API. Instead of maintaining separate docs in a wiki, you use Attain OS to create a unified API documentation page. Atty drafts the common sections (base URL, headers, rate limiting) from your Structure app. You review and append service-specific endpoints from your Notes.
A client hired you to build an API and document it. You capture requirements in Attain OS's Customer Management, design endpoints in Tasks, and store sample payloads in Documents. Atty drafts the full API doc—endpoints, request/response examples, error codes—based on your project context. You polish the tone, add a getting-started guide, and deliver a PDF via Sharing Hub.
In Attain OS, gather your API details: endpoints in Tasks, sample requests/responses in Documents, auth scheme in Notes, and any design decisions in Structure. The more context you provide, the better Atty's draft will be.
Open the Content Creator app and tell Atty: 'Write API documentation for my project.' Atty reads your project context—Tasks, Documents, Notes—and generates a first draft covering endpoint descriptions, parameters, request/response examples, error codes, and authentication.
Atty's draft is a solid starting point. You review each section: adjust the tone, add missing endpoints, correct example values, and flesh out descriptions. Use Attain OS's Documents app to edit inline or leave comments for yourself.
Once polished, publish your API documentation as a page within Attain OS. Share it via the Sharing Hub with your team or clients. No external hosting or integration needed—your docs live inside Attain OS, always accessible.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
All requests require an API key passed in the `Authorization` header as `Bearer YOUR_API_KEY`. Obtain your key from the dashboard.
`GET /users` returns a list of users. `POST /users` creates a new user. See below for request/response examples.
`401 Unauthorized` – invalid or missing API key. `404 Not Found` – resource does not exist. `429 Too Many Requests` – rate limit exceeded.
No. Attain OS does not import from any third-party tool. You would recreate your API documentation from scratch using Atty's drafting, or copy-paste your existing content into Attain OS's Documents app.
Atty drafts documentation based on your project context. If you provide code examples in your notes (e.g., cURL, Python, JavaScript), Atty can include them. It does not auto-generate code from scratch.
Attain OS pages are not publicly accessible by default. You can share documentation via the Sharing Hub with specific individuals or teams. For public hosting, you would export the content manually (copy-paste) to a public site.
Attain OS does not offer real-time multi-user collaboration. You can share the documentation page via Sharing Hub for others to view, but simultaneous editing is not supported. Team members can leave feedback in Notes or Tasks.
