[ guides ]drafts in flight

The walkthroughs our reference docs don't cover.

Long-form, project-shaped guides. Pick a goal — migrating, setting up SSO, embedding the docs site in your product — and follow it end-to-end. Each guide is a complete journey, not a fragment.

Guides are landing weekly. The titles below are the first six we're shipping. Each links here today; we'll wire individual pages as they go through review. Email guides@quilldocs.ai if you need one of them sooner — we'll prioritize.
[ first six ]

Shipping in the next month.

Migrating from Mintlify in a day

Export your existing Mintlify pages, import them into Quill, review the drift report, cut over without breaking inbound links. End-to-end. From "click export" to "redirect old domain."

Setting up SAML SSO with Okta

The Okta side. The Quill side. The first-login UX. The just-in-time provisioning posture. The "what to do when someone gets locked out" runbook. All in one place, with screenshots.

Embedding the docs site in your product

When you want help-center articles to live under app.your-product.com/help rather than a separate domain. Reverse proxy, subpath routing, the SEO posture, the auth carry-over.

First-week onboarding playbook

The opinionated path for your first seven days. Day 1 import, day 2 review, day 3 brand pass, day 4 connect CI, day 5 cut over. We've watched this play out enough times to know what breaks.

Customizing your brand

Logo, palette, typography, OG cards, favicons. What's configurable in the portal, what needs a CSS override, what we'll do for you under enterprise. The whole surface, in one walkthrough.

Connecting CI to Quill

GitHub Actions example. GitLab CI example. Drone, Buildkite, Jenkins. The auth posture for CI tokens. The "we deploy docs on green tests" pattern. Real .yml files you can copy.

[ why guides ]

Reference docs answer "what does this do?" Guides answer "how do I get from where I am to where I want to be?" Both matter. They're different shapes.

Want a guide we didn't list?

Tell us what you're trying to do end-to-end. If it's a real journey enough customers need, we'll write it next.