# DevRel Workbench

**DevRel Workbench** is a professional toolkit for developer advocates, a single place for playbooks, AI-assisted tools, curated resources, and a community layer. Built to help DevRels move faster and ship better work.

## Playbook Library

15 curated, step-by-step playbooks covering every major DevRel motion. Each playbook has a unique shareable URL so you can link a teammate directly to the right workflow.

Playbooks cover:

- **Product Launches.** pre-launch narrative building, developer outreach, launch day coordination, post-launch content sequencing
- **Community Building.** Discord/Slack setup, contributor onboarding, event cadence, community health metrics
- **Content Strategy.** editorial calendar design, format mix (tutorials, videos, talks, changelogs), SEO fundamentals for developers
- **Developer Events.** CFP strategy, talk submission, workshop design, conference presence
- **Metrics & Reporting.** DevRel KPIs, measurement frameworks, executive-facing dashboards
- **Developer Experience (DX).** API design reviews, docs audits, SDK onboarding flows, error message quality
- **Partnerships.** tech partner programs, co-marketing, joint launch coordination

Every playbook can be exported as Markdown and forked for team customization.

## AI-Assisted Tools

Four tools that generate structured, ready-to-use outputs from a short brief:

**Launch Checklist.** Input a product name, audience, and key dates. Get a prioritized pre/during/post-launch checklist with owner assignments and timing.

**Demo Run-of-Show.** Describe the demo scenario and get a minute-by-minute script with speaker notes, timing, fallback transitions, and audience interaction prompts.

**Content Repurposing.** Paste a piece of content and get a repurposing plan: which formats to adapt it into (thread, tutorial, short video, talk abstract), with draft copy for each.

**Demo-to-Distribution.** Turn a recorded demo into a full distribution strategy: YouTube description, Twitter thread, LinkedIn post, documentation hook, and newsletter blurb, all drafted from a single input.

## Resource Center

54 hand-curated resources across 6 categories: Developer Events, Communities, Learning, Tools & Platforms, Strategy & Metrics, and Reference. Every resource is annotated with a why-it-matters note. Community members can suggest additions, which go through a moderation queue before appearing.

## Community Layer

A space for DevRel practitioners to share tactics, link to playbooks, and surface what's working. All submissions are moderated to keep quality high.

## Who It's For

Developer advocates, DevRel leads, and developer marketers who want structured guidance and fast content production, without reinventing the wheel on every launch.