Oqoqo: Self-maintaining, agent-ready documentation for developer products
Renzo Viale and Haritha Nair co-founded Oqoqo to keep developer-product companies legible to coding agents at the top of the funnel.
Oqoqo turns developer documentation into a substrate that coding agents can actually use; companies serving developers regain visibility, observability, and a way to compete for agent attention as agents take over the top of the funnel.
Oqoqo packages products, docs, and skills so coding agents can discover, integrate, and use developer products without human intermediation. The platform exposes its packages across the standards agents already speak: MCP, plugins, API, CLI.
Documentation written for humans is the wrong substrate for agents; it is verbose, tutorial-shaped, and assumes a reader who can search and tolerate ambiguity. Oqoqo reformats and maintains documentation so coding agents complete tasks faster and consume fewer tokens, then surfaces observability into where agents succeed or fail.
The persona at the top of the developer funnel is shifting from a human evaluating a product page to a coding agent reading docs and running calls. That shift breaks the assumptions baked into how developer-tool companies have written, tested, and marketed their products for two decades. Oqoqo gives those companies a single substrate to stay legible, testable, and benchmark-able in the agent layer: agent-suitable packaging, observability into agent behavior, and the discovery surface that lets agents find the product in the first place.
The new user doesn’t leave feedback; it’s a coding agent.
Co-Founders: Renzo Viale & Haritha Nair
Last Funding Stage: Pre-Seed
$1.5m
Funding to Date
