Ownership, standards, and lifecycle controls for docs operations.
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Docs as code is a shipping model, not a shopping list. Copying another company's toolchain gives you their cost structure without their constraints, and most of the cost lands on the person maintaining the pipeline rather than the person writing the page. This is which parts pay for themselves, what has to be true before each one does, and what is theatre.
Every migration proposal contains the phrase "content audit", and almost nobody says what comes out of one. It is not a reading exercise, and it is not a quality score out of ten. It is a classification pass that ends with one decision per page, a count next to each decision, and a named person who agreed to it.
Your documentation is one of your most strategic product assets. But in many teams, it is still scattered across legacy tools, shared drives, and isolated portals that do not sync.
Documentation migrations fail in the handover phase more often than in content conversion, and handover is the part nobody scopes.