Fair enough (the words "notifies everyone" probably should be chanaged.) But that's not really the point - it's that I don't get what they are doing that beats

Fair enough (the words "notifies everyone" probably should be chanaged.) But that's not really the point - it's that I don't get what they are doing that beats me coding something in an afternoon. (Inam trying really hard not to do the famous Dropbox comment) But afaik the main feature here is you can add a piece of metadata in a comment that says "if this module is chnaged in a release branch, then some other documentation file must also be chnaged in the same branch. Now, yeah that's kind of good as a policy. But if I am using docutils and my index.rst has a reference to "foo.bar.addmoney" then I can see how to set up a pre-commit hook and some worker that will do the same thing. Now this is a pretty good feature to add to say Jenkins or GitHub Actions. I could see that being a desirable feature for some set of teams. I just don't like the "add extra meta data" thing, and I don't see what the win is outside of the CI tools (not too sure how they are hooking into the CI ecosystems) But hell good luck to you guys, you are in the arena. well done - good luck and I hope it works out. Just please stop and work on that elevator pitch so that I do get it. I mean Inam interested enough in this area that i watched a video, read thirty comments and replied a couple of times. I should be the perfect target customer.