API documentation
API docs that stay accurate because they sit next to the work.
Osco keeps your API reference in the same workspace as the tasks that change it. Developers can read, try requests against real environments and share a read-only link with partners.
The problem
What gets in the way today
- The API reference lives in a separate tool and drifts from what the code does.
- Developers copy requests into a separate client just to try an endpoint.
- Sharing docs with a partner means giving them access to everything or exporting a PDF.
How Osco helps
Context that travels with the work
Every endpoint documented the same way
Method, path, parameters, headers, body, auth and example responses, organised in folders.
Try it where you read it
Send requests from the explorer using environments such as staging and production.
Linked to the work
Attach endpoints to tasks and features, so the person changing an endpoint sees its docs at the right moment.
Share safely
Create a workspace-only or public read-only link to a single endpoint, with an optional expiry, and revoke it any time.
How it works
From setup to everyday use
- 1
Document
Add endpoints with their parameters, auth and example responses.
- 2
Configure
Set up environments with base URLs and variables for each stage.
- 3
Connect
Link endpoints to the tasks and features that change them.
- 4
Share
Send partners a read-only link instead of a workspace invite.
Frequently asked questions
Can partners read our API docs without an account?
Yes, if you create a public share link for an endpoint. Workspace-only links require sign-in as a member.
Can coding agents read the API reference?
Yes. Over the Osco MCP server, an agent can read endpoints with the same permissions as the person who connected it.
Who can create public links?
Only roles with the public sharing permission. Admins can see and revoke every active link in settings.
More use cases
Give every task the context to finish it.
Start free with your team. Bring your Markdown, connect your coding agents and invite people when you are ready.