Heizen now has documentation of its own at docs.heizen.work — one site covering the product, the MCP server, and the desktop companion.
Three products, one site
- Heizen Studio — the full lifecycle: product (requirements, scopes, personas, canvas), delivery (sprint board, backlog, bugs), knowledge (wiki, files, email), and the QA Agent (test sheet, dashboards, plans, environments, load testing, VAPT), plus Helix, integrations, secrets, and account settings.
- Heizen MCP — connecting a client, how sign-in works, toolsets, and a reference for every tool and prompt.
- Heizen Meets — getting started, recording a meeting, notes and transcripts, live assistant, search, and troubleshooting.
Built for readers and agents
Every page is indexed for full-text search from the header, and every page is also available as plain markdown — with llms.txt and a full-corpus file — so a coding agent pointed at the docs reads the same content you do without scraping HTML.
Release notes moved here
The changelog you’re reading now lives on the docs site. Every past release moved across with its history intact, and Releases is reachable from the header on any page.