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Building a great product is half the battle, and the other half is marketing. We’ve spent our careers working on developer tools, and have learned first hand that communicating and writing about a product is one of the hardest challenges technical founders face.
In theory, LLMs are an exciting solution to this problem. But as most readers can probably attest, the LLM writing tools we have today just don’t get the job done. We've written thoughts on the current state of the art and where it falls short: https://www.cortexclick.com/blog/why-do-llm-writing-tools-su...
The last thing the world needs is another platform for generating boring, generic, subpar content ("slop" in the parlance of our times). Cortex Click is built for the exact opposite purpose: to give founders, developers, marketers, and their teammates a customized, tunable platform where they can create their best writing.
We believe that quality really matters in documentation, blogs, and marketing. To generate the highest quality content possible, we employ a three-pronged strategy:
1. Grounding in your Knowledge Base: Cortex Click searches across your existing developer docs, blog posts, code examples, and other marketing materials to ground content generation, add cross-links, and match brand voice. Further, we automate the process of ingesting your knowledge base, and keeping it up to date so your audience is guaranteed the freshest content. 2. Real-Time Web Research: To fill in any gaps, the workflow performs web research against popular search engines. This augments your knowledge base with access to additional code examples, industry trends, and other facts and statistics. 3. Multi-Agent, Chain of Thought Workflow: All of this context is fed into multiple frontier models from different providers that are used in concert. We leverage the strengths of different models to plan, research, draft, review, and correct the content ultimately leading to a better result than could be achieved with any one model.
We started with a markdown editor in the browser for reasons we’re happy to discuss, but we’re already working on IDE integrations (the most commonly requested feature so far).
Our backgrounds are primarily in cloud, developer tools, search, information retrieval, and AI. We’re excited to talk shop - in particular anything related to LLM evaluations, regression testing prompt upgrades, and techniques for squeezing every last drop out of frontier models.
But most of all, we’d love to hear your feedback on what we’ve built, where it falls short, and ideas on how we could improve your workflow for writing quality developer-focused content.