Judocs

Judocs is an open-source platform for authoring, organizing, and publishing technical documentation. Designed to support collaboration among developers, technical writers, and product teams, Judocs provides a unified workflow from drafting to published content.

The system centers on a document model composed of documents, sections, and topics, with Markdown as the primary authoring format. It integrates with version control, offers a web-based editor, review and approval workflows, access controls, and templates. Localization and built-in search improve discoverability.

Judocs originated in the early 2020s as a community-driven project and released its first stable version under an open-source license. The project emphasizes interoperability with existing tools and static-site generators, allowing teams to publish to GitHub Pages, Netlify, or self-hosted environments.

In practice, Judocs is used by small teams, tech communities, and educational institutions to standardize documentation processes, reuse content through templates, and track revisions. The ecosystem includes plug-ins for analytics, translations, and custom deployment pipelines.

Governance is community-based, with contributions coordinated through public repositories, issue trackers, and code reviews. The license typically used is permissive, such as MIT, which supports wide adoption and modification.

See also: Read the Docs, Docusaurus, MkDocs, Sphinx.