Use case
Sample payload vault
A searchable memory for tricky XML
The problem
Institutional knowledge about weird payloads lives in inboxes and Slack threads. When the person who knew leaves, the knowledge leaves too.
What you get
- Keep hard-won integration knowledge in one place
- Cut onboarding time for anyone touching XML
How XMLDir helps
- Store redacted sample payloads with searchable structure
- Annotate known quirks, edge cases, and validation notes
- Preserve source URLs, upload context, and version history
- Search across every stored example by path or value
Early access
Bring order to the XML your team can't afford to ignore.
XMLDir is opening private-beta conversations with teams running production XML feeds, sitemaps, schemas, and vendor integrations.