- Built TON developer onboarding from scratch
- Scaled TON's developer community: 1,000 to 15,000
- Owned TON documentation for 10+ SDKs
Apostl makes every product integration work by checking every possible SDK drift. We catch and fix any blocker before your users do.
When developers hit broken docs, they ask for help. They open issues, message your community, and give you a chance to fix what failed.
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You lose the developer and never know why.
Apostl continuously follows your quickstarts, runs the examples, checks API calls, and identifies the exact step where the guide breaks and trust is lost.
Apostl watches your PRs and pushes that change developer onboarding. It replays the affected journey in a clean environment, then returns an evidence report. Proposed fixes already inside.
A pull request or push updates your docs, SDK, examples, authentication, or API.
Apostl reruns the affected onboarding journey in a clean environment, the way a new developer or agent would.
A pass/fail status check and evidence-backed comment appear in the pull request before merge.
When the correction is clear, Apostl opens a focused pull request with the proposed change.
docs/quickstart.mdxsdk/auth.tsWe run public quickstarts from the largest Web3 networks on live chains, then score which guides reach a working result and which ones break.
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The quickstart still uses the previous authentication parameter. The clean onboarding run stopped before the first API response.