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# About

[CI/CD Docs](https://bit.ly/cicd-docs) started out with a problem statement - how does one document the Azure DevOps pipeline one just created? 

Of course there's the Azure DevOps (formerly, VSTS) portal itself where one can click around and look at the build and release definition created but what if we want to extract just the key details as a document that one could read and get a rough idea of what's going on, perhaps even the users who aren't that familiar with the portal itself.

Or, maybe you want to process the entire build and release definition as a user-readable artifact that you could put on Confluence (or whatever tool you're using for documentation) enabling *everything* to now get documented with no excuses!

That's where [CI/CD Docs](https://bit.ly/cicd-docs) comes into picture. Using this nifty web app, you can convert your build and release definition into a neat PDF. Being a web app, you also get the option to visualize what's happening under the hood with your pipeline. 

## Key features

### Export as PDF

Export your Azure DevOps pipeline as a PDF making documenting the whole process super simple.

{% content-ref url="/pages/-LMqgM6DB45KyOO4-aUK" %}
[Export as PDF](/docs/key-features/export-as-pdf.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### Stats at a glance

For the days when you're just about the numbers, we've got you covered. Read more about it here:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-LMvYmHtUc\_rZeEk4BSW" %}
[Stats at a glance](/docs/key-features/stats-at-a-glance.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### UI that's easy on the eye

With a clean and concise UI, we've made using the website a pleasurable experience for you.

{% content-ref url="/pages/-LMvZ56dxD4\_6OOnCA9h" %}
[UI that's easy on the eye](/docs/key-features/ui-thats-easy-on-the-eye.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### 3 ways to upload

We've made uploading the build and release definitions very easy. You can either upload the file from your computer, paste the URLs into the screen and upload it, or just use the dynamic URL feature. Read more about it here:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-LMvZF9jLvfecie5IzHA" %}
[3 ways to upload](/docs/key-features/3-ways-to-upload.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}