Falconer
The source of truth for knowledge, context, and docs.
114 followers
The source of truth for knowledge, context, and docs.
114 followers
Falconer maintains the context from your code, projects, and tasks. You can complete time-consuming tasks instantly, like generating high-quality docs and diagrams from your codebase or Slack threads. Keep docs in sync with your projects by updating them from Slack or PRs.
Do you see this expanding to different teams or areas that need documentation? Ie sales rules of engagement etc?
Falconer
@runduff747 Hey Matthew! Absolutely. Customers love our Slack agent for Sales, because they can ask technical questions without needing to pull in an engineer. Falconer pulls answers from the codebase and docs for instant answers.
Another sneaky useful feature is the ability to generate diagrams. Technical buyers ask Sales hard questions, and a diagram generated from the codebase helps both sides understand the high-level flows.
Heck yea, Falconer! I got early-bird access to Falconer and have been really impressed with it from the outset. While its code-awareness is killer for technical docs/writing, I've also used it as a tool to develop context-aware content strategies and much more — I'm finding it really versatile, and it seems to get better every day. It's also the only knowledge management tool I've used that has actually helped me work more efficiently, not just promised to — and it doesn't have any distracting clutter that takes me out of flow. So far I've loved how much I can get done solo with this — when the pre-written docs don't have the answer, Falconer can find what I need, the way I need it, accurately every time to date. Legit dreamy!
What's the core value proposition here?
Falconer
@frertommy great question.
We set out to make a purpose-built tool for collaborative writing. We wanted to automate the hardest parts:
Plugging in high-quality context (code, tasks, docs)
Allow you to capture knowledge from Slack conversations (write and update docs from Slack)
Keep docs up to date (flag docs impacted by PRs with relevant changes)
Keep docs organized (when publishing, you get suggested doc location. We’re also shipping more organization features soon.)
Give you an AI-powered editor you can iterate back and forth with. Being unable to edit and continue to work with chatbot output was a major frustration for us.
I've been using Falconer for a few months now, and I love it. I've used it to help draft blog posts, create bespoke onboarding plans using my internal docs and a job description, create docs for a CLI tool just from reading the code, and more. It's become a tool I use every day, every way.
Falconer
@caseyrfsmith Thanks for the love! You’re also our best power user when it comes to voice mode. Seeing how quickly you can write docs with your voice has inspired me to do the same.
@falconerdave Some folks think out loud! Falconer meets me where I am haha.
Falconer
Before building Falconer, I’d gone through multiple onboardings where understanding even a single service meant jumping between Slack threads, outdated docs, PRs, and chasing people for answers. Important context was buried in DMs, system design was hard to track down, and docs started falling behind as soon as the code changed.
That frustration is a big part of why I joined this team. We wanted to build something that stays connected to how teams actually work: pulling context from code, projects, and conversations, so documentation and diagrams don’t become another thing engineers have to manually babysit.
It’s been incredibly rewarding to help build a product that turns scattered knowledge into something living and searchable. Grateful to everyone trying Falconer today— would love feedback from fellow builders.
Well done! Excited for the world to start using Falconer. If you care about moving fast without losing context, it's time to give it a shot!
Falconer
@anthony_kline Thank you! Context = speed