06 Nov AI Builders’ Showcase
TECH WRITER'STRIBE
Don't just talk about it.
Show what you've built.
Have you created something with AI? Built and published a documentation website? Bring your work to the stage and share it with the technical writing community.
Real creations. Practical ideas.
Community inspiration.
The TWT showcases put the spotlight on what practitioners are already doing. Whether you've built an AI-powered solution or engineered a modern documentation experience, this is your opportunity to demonstrate it.
AI Builders' Showcase
Turn your experiments, workflows and ideas into something others can see, learn from and build upon.
Show us something you've created using AI. It could be a working prototype, a useful workflow or a solution to a real problem.
- AI agents, assistants and custom skills
- Documentation workflows and automation
- AI-powered tools and applications
- Knowledge assistants and RAG solutions
- Creative experiments with practical value
Docs-as-Code Showcase
Showcase the documentation websites, publishing workflows and engineering practices you've put into action.
Share a documentation project you've built, published or implemented. Show the website and take us behind the workflow.
- Published documentation websites and portals
- Docusaurus, MkDocs, Hugo and other platforms
- Markdown, Git and collaborative workflows
- CI/CD, automated builds and deployment
- Multi-version and multi-product documentation
Bring your work. Take the stage.
Entries are welcome from individuals and teams across the technical writing and technology community. You don't need to be a TWT student or alumni to participate.
Submit your creation
Tell us what you've built, the problem it solves, and the tools or technologies behind it. Share a website or repository, and choose an in-person demo or a recorded video submission.
Get shortlisted
Selected entries will be featured at the conference. You can present in person, or have the organizers play your submitted demo video if you cannot attend.
Showcase it live
Present live in Pune or submit a recorded walkthrough for the TWT team to play. Individual and group entries are welcome.
In-person or video submissions are welcome. It doesn't have to be a commercial product—a working prototype, a smart automation, a useful documentation website or a thoughtful experiment is worth sharing. Show the real work, not just slides about an idea.
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