For engineering teams

The writing that ships with the software — written for you.

Palacio is a working platform for the people around a codebase: platform and DevOps engineers, developer relations, product marketing. Release notes, upgrade guides, runbooks, incident write-ups, benchmark reports and launch campaigns — produced as finished documents, filed the same day.

Teams commissioning the full Studio Build work one to one with Palacio. Every other plan runs itself from your portal.

Six jobs it does every week

Release notes and changelogs

Point it at the change and get a release note in your voice: what changed, who it affects, what to do. Filed as a PDF and a page you can paste anywhere.

Task Board

Upgrade and migration guides

Version-to-version steps, breaking changes, rollback path. Written once, then kept current each release instead of rotting in a wiki.

AI Executive

Incident notes and status updates

A holding update while you work, then the write-up afterwards: timeline, impact, cause, the follow-ups you actually intend to do.

AI Executive

Runbooks and standard procedures

The Vault reads what your team already has and drafts the procedures around it — on-call, deploys, access reviews — with owners and a cadence.

Vault

Benchmarks and architecture write-ups

Numbers turned into a report with charts and a clean architecture diagram, ready for a customer call or a conference talk.

Marketing OS

Developer launch campaigns

Docs-led launch: landing page, developer-facing emails, social cuts and a demo film. Approved in one sitting, produced the same week.

Marketing OS

A week on the platform

  • Monday: the weekly scan proposes the writing this release actually needs.
  • Tuesday: you approve two items; drafts land as finished documents, not prompts.
  • Wednesday: an incident update goes out in minutes, in your own tone.
  • Thursday: the launch page and developer emails are ready for review.
  • Friday: the month's report writes itself from what shipped.

Built for the whole team, not one specialist

  • Tasks with a name, a date and a description — nothing to configure
  • Every output downloadable as a PDF, image or film, kept after reload
  • Connect ClickUp, Slack, Monday.com, Figma or Substack and work where you already are
  • Ten questions in the Vault is all the setup there is
  • Five free generations per person before anything is paid for
Open a workspace

Start with the diagnostic. It costs nothing.

Answer a short set of questions about your product and release cadence. You get back a written read on what your team is missing and the first three documents worth producing.