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  • Rebrand from "pql-docs-bot" to "DocsQL" across all documentation
  • Transform README from internal development guide to public-facing project showcase
  • Shift focus from setup instructions to demonstrating PromptQL capabilities

Previously, this looked like a typical internal development repository:

# pql-docs-bot
> A PromptQL-specific implementation of a docs bot.

## Quick Start
**Prerequisites**: Docker, DDN CLI, and Bun

### 1. Clone and setup environment files
### 2. Configure environment variables  
### 3. Set up database with embeddings

Now it's positioned as a public demonstration of what's possible with PromptQL:

# DocsQL
> An AI-powered documentation assistant built with PromptQL

DocsQL is a smart documentation bot that helps developers find answers 
in technical documentation quickly and accurately. Built as a demonstration 
of PromptQL's capabilities...

## Building in Public
This repository represents our approach to building AI agents that developers 
can trust. You can follow our development process...

The rebrand accomplishes two things: it gives the project a cleaner, more professional name while repositioning it as an educational showcase rather than just another internal tool. External developers can now understand what we're building and why, without needing to spin up the entire stack locally.

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🚀 PromptQL Build Complete

Build Version: e34677a455
Project: pql-docs
PromptQL Playground: Open Playground

Description: PR #38: Chore: Update READMEs with new name

@robertjdominguez robertjdominguez merged commit 73fd21c into main Aug 10, 2025
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## Description

- Rebrand from "pql-docs-bot" to "DocsQL" across all documentation
- Transform README from internal development guide to public-facing
project showcase
- Shift focus from setup instructions to demonstrating PromptQL
capabilities

Previously, this looked like a typical internal development repository:

```markdown
# pql-docs-bot
> A PromptQL-specific implementation of a docs bot.

## Quick Start
**Prerequisites**: Docker, DDN CLI, and Bun

### 1. Clone and setup environment files
### 2. Configure environment variables  
### 3. Set up database with embeddings
```

Now it's positioned as a public demonstration of what's possible with
PromptQL:

```markdown
# DocsQL
> An AI-powered documentation assistant built with PromptQL

DocsQL is a smart documentation bot that helps developers find answers 
in technical documentation quickly and accurately. Built as a demonstration 
of PromptQL's capabilities...

## Building in Public
This repository represents our approach to building AI agents that developers 
can trust. You can follow our development process...
```

The rebrand accomplishes two things: it gives the project a cleaner,
more professional name while repositioning it as an educational showcase
rather than just another internal tool. External developers can now
understand what we're building and why, without needing to spin up the
entire stack locally.
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