Make internal APIs easier to adopt and safer to change.
Internal does not mean understood. Doctorine gives producers a maintainable release workflow and gives consumers a clear path to documentation, code, and agent context—without trying to replace the catalog, gateway, or repositories around them.
Give producers and consumers one place to meet.
The producer owns what the API promises. The consumer needs current instructions and working tools. The release is the shared evidence between them.
Producers publish the usable contract
The API team combines technical definition with authored workflows, ownership, change context, and supported examples before consumers depend on it.
Consumers choose their interface
A product team can read the portal, use a verified SDK, automate with the CLI, or ask an approved agent through scoped MCP without learning a separate platform state.
Review follows the change
Pull requests, visual edits, CLI automation, and MCP-prepared changes converge on the same review and activation history.
Work through the interface your team already trusts.
The dashboard supports rich authoring and review. Git keeps docs-as-code workflows intact. The CLI drives repeatable local and CI operations. Scoped MCP lets approved agents read context and prepare changes for review.
Explore the CLI ↗- Use role- and relationship-aware permissions for projects and changes.
- Preview the consumer-facing effect before activating a portal revision.
- Keep generated artifacts and their verification attached to the release.
- Inspect and automate platform state through the versioned API and CLI.
Add the delivery layer without redrawing the platform map.
Doctorine has a specific job: turn an accepted API change into usable, reviewable developer surfaces. Existing systems keep their own responsibilities.
Keep your service catalog or repository as the directory.
Link to the maintained portal and machine routes for actual use.
Keep runtime deployment and compatibility policy with the API owner.
Show affected guidance and artifacts against a named release.
Keep credentials, traffic control, and observability in platform systems.
Deliver docs, verified SDKs, CLI, MCP, and Agent Skills from one state.
Pick one producer–consumer dependency.
Use a real internal workflow to establish ownership, guidance, review, and release evidence before scaling the pattern.