EcosystemTeam docs that stay clear and organized.
Structured Hybrid Pages (.shp) are built for onboarding, policies, plans, and handoffs so non-technical contributors can participate without friction.
Easy to edit.
Easy to trust.
`.shp` keeps writing simple for people while preserving structure for clean reviews, predictable updates, and long-term team memory.
Readable structure by default
Titles, covers, comments, and rich blocks stay consistent without requiring technical editing skills.
Hybrid README compatibility
Keep GitHub-friendly README output while preserving richer Sheeep source for editing.
Built-in viewers + mobile table reading
Open PDF, DOCX, and XLSX in place, with horizontal table scrolling for narrow screens.
What changes in practice
- Writers and operators can update documentation without touching raw source formats.
- Reviewers can comment and approve changes in a readable page workflow.
- Stakeholders can open docs and supporting files in one place, including PDF/DOCX/XLSX.
- Mobile users can read wide tables with horizontal scroll instead of compressed text.
What teams use `.shp` for
Practical pages that keep cross-functional work aligned.
Onboarding docs + SOPs
Keep repeatable processes, handbooks, and team checklists readable and easy to maintain.
Launch notes + client handoffs
Package scope, decisions, and next actions in one place stakeholders can read without extra tooling.
Policy and compliance updates
Keep versioned policy updates visible and reviewable for legal, finance, and operations.
Field and mobile workflows
Read runbooks and checklists on small screens with layouts designed to remain usable.
For technical users: `.shp` remains Git-native and portable, so documentation stays reviewable and versioned alongside code.