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Create a site from what you have

Turn your code, existing docs, product page, a file or pasted notes into a preview of a whole docs site, with one message to Claude.

You choose your starting point on the Documarium start page, and Claude does the reading and the drafting. You end with a link to a preview you can keep or throw away. You do not need an account until you keep it.

Before you begin​

  • Add Documarium to Claude, on the web or the desktop app. The installation guide shows how.
  • Have your starting point ready. If it is code on GitHub that is not public, connect GitHub in Claude first.

Steps​

  1. Open documarium.com/start.
  2. Choose what you are starting from:
    • Code on GitHub: type its web address.
    • Docs online: type the address of their home page. A public Google Doc or Notion page works too.
    • Your product's web page: Claude reads it and drafts the docs it promises.
    • A file, such as a PDF, a Word document or slides: you attach it in Claude when you paste your prompt.
    • Text you paste in, such as notes or a README.
    • Nothing yet: Claude asks you a few questions, then drafts your first pages.
  3. Choose which pages Claude writes, for example Getting started, How-to guides, Troubleshooting or a privacy policy.
  4. Choose the language your site is written in, and up to three more languages to add.
  5. Choose Copy prompt and open Claude, then paste the prompt into Claude and send it.

Claude reads your source, drafts the pages and answers with a link to the preview.

What to do with the preview​

Open the link and read your pages. A preview made without an account is shown for 48 hours. If nobody keeps it, its pages are deleted when it stops being shown. Keeping it as a draft in your account is free; see Keep a preview as a draft.

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