Services · Developer Relations

Get developers and their AI agents to actually use your product.

For founders and teams at companies whose users are developers: dev tools, APIs, SDKs and open source. Fractional, contract and fixed-scope work from a former Head of Developer Relations.

Fixed-scope package

Fractional DevRel audit

A short, fixed-scope engagement. I go through your product the way a new developer would, find where they get stuck or give up, and work with your team to fix it.

Onboarding friction review

The first-build experience, from signup to a working project. Every step where a developer hesitates, guesses or leaves.

Docs, content and community gaps

What's missing, outdated or hard to find in your docs, tutorials, examples and community channels.

Feature and technical gap review

The features, integrations and API rough edges that developers expect, seen from the developer's side of the screen.

Recommendations with a feedback loop

Prioritized recommendations, then check-ins while your team works through them. Not a one-off report that sits in a drive.

Flat-rate package

Content for hire

A set of two or three product videos and written tutorials for your product, built and tested by someone who writes code. Each one ships with working sample code your users can copy.

Getting-started and feature walkthrough videos
Step-by-step tutorials that end in a working project
Sample apps and repos to go with each piece
Your brand, your channels, your ownership

AI agent readiness

Make your product readable by AI agents

A growing share of developers meet your product through an AI coding agent before they ever see your homepage. If the agent can't read your docs or call your API correctly, it recommends something else or writes broken code.

llms.txt

A map of your docs and product written for language models.

Markdown docs

Clean markdown versions of docs pages that agents can read without parsing your site's HTML.

Agent rules in robots.txt

Explicit rules for AI crawlers and agents, so you decide what they can read and how they use it.

Agent skills

Packaged instructions that teach coding agents how to use your SDK the right way.

MCP servers

Model Context Protocol servers that let agents search your docs and use your product directly.

Evals for docs and SDKs

Repeatable tests that measure whether agents get your product right, before and after each change.

Background

Developer Relations Leader, Community Builder

Head of Developer Relations at Appsmith
Head of Developer Experience at Handsontable
First US hire at two companies
Ambassador for the Agentic AI Foundation (Linux Foundation)

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