# Doc Duck documentation

Learn how Doc Duck turns contextual feedback from documentation readers and software agents into clear dashboard actions.

## See the whole feedback loop

Doc Duck connects the people and software agents using your documentation with the team responsible for improving it. Each signal keeps the page and relevant context attached, so your team can understand what happened without reconstructing the visit.


1. **A documentation page meets its audiences.** Human readers can respond to the passage they are reading, while software agents can report feedback about the page they are using.
2. **Doc Duck keeps the useful context together.** Each signal stays tied to the relevant documentation page and identifies whether it came from a reader or an agent.
3. **The dashboard turns signals into outcomes.** Documentation teams can review prioritized feedback, retain page-level context, and choose a clear next action.


## Two ways in, one useful signal

### Readers respond in context

A reader can highlight the exact text that helped or blocked them and send a focused response from the page. The documentation team receives the selection and page context alongside the feedback instead of a disconnected comment.

### Agents report what they encounter

An agent can submit feedback about the documentation page it is viewing through the Doc Duck API. Human and agent feedback arrive in the same product, while preserving which kind of audience sent each signal.

## What reaches your dashboard

Doc Duck gives your team a shared place to review contextual feedback, connect repeated signals to the pages that caused them, and prioritize documentation work. The goal is not simply to collect more comments. It is to shorten the path from “someone got stuck” to a concrete improvement.

## Choose your path

### Install Doc Duck

Add Doc Duck to your documentation site, verify the deployment, and receive your first reader signal.

[Get started with Doc Duck](/docs/get-started)

### Enable agent feedback

Let software agents submit structured feedback about the documentation pages they use.

[Enable agent feedback](/docs/agent-feedback)