Serve every B2B integration without forking the truth.
A platform API may need to win a buyer, onboard a customer, support a partner, and unblock an internal team. Doctorine lets those experiences differ where they should while keeping the release behind them coherent.
Change the path for the audience. Keep the release consistent.
The right access, guidance, examples, and support language depend on the relationship. The API behavior and the artifact evidence should not become three hand-maintained versions.
A clear evaluation and onboarding path before they know your organization.
Searchable portal, quickstarts, verified SDKs, and public agent discovery.
Controlled guidance for a supported commercial or operational relationship.
Private delivery, named release evidence, supported artifacts, and ownership.
Current instructions and tools around a real producer–consumer dependency.
Private docs, Git and dashboard collaboration, CLI automation, and scoped MCP.
Give every team a useful control surface.
Product and content teams can work in the dashboard. Engineering can use Git and CI. Platform teams can automate through the API and CLI. Approved agents can read context and prepare documentation changes through scoped MCP.
Explore the platform ↗- Share projects, permissions, revisions, and release history across five products.
- Keep portal visibility separate from API credentials and commercial entitlement.
- Deliver verified artifacts with stable identities support teams can cite.
- Use public machine routes for discovery and authenticated tools for controlled change.
Scale the operating model before the page count.
A larger portal does not fix unclear ownership or divergent release paths. Establish who changes what, how it is reviewed, what evidence ships, and which systems retain runtime authority. Then grow the experience from a dependable base.
Start with the audience closest to revenue.
Build one complete journey, make ownership explicit, and let the shared release model support the next audience when it is ready.