Adam Pugh
Technical writing, documentation engineering, and docs leadership, building clear content and the systems that keep it accurate.
I work across information architecture, content governance, migrations, analytics, and practical tooling. This range connects page-level work to documentation operations and long-term maintenance.
I also publish Working Notes and maintain Good Doc Jobs, a free database of technical writing and documentation-related jobs.
Featured work
Independent publication
Working Notes
I publish practical articles about documentation systems, editorial work, job research, and independent projects.
Open-data product
Good Doc Jobs
I maintain a free database of technical writing and documentation-related jobs and a public source pipeline that supports collection, review, validation, and publication.
Enterprise documentation system
Migrations and information architecture
I led a four-person team that migrated 101 product-documentation wikis and consolidated 1,157 source pages into 469 destination pages.
Independent prototype
Euler documentation prototype
A working proposal that adds task context, prerequisites, outcomes, and a maintenance model to public Model Context Protocol (MCP) source material.
How I work
I start with the real source of a problem: product behavior, user tasks, existing content, operating data, and the people who maintain the system. I separate confirmed facts from assumptions. I then build the smallest useful content model, workflow, or tool and check it against the source.