Am I the only one who finds the documentation scattered and often outdated?

I've been working on a project to integrate Prisma Access logs with our SIEM using their APIs, and I'm hitting a constant blocker: the documentation. It feels like I need to piece together information from five different places just to get a simple authentication flow working.

For example, when setting up the Cortex XSOAR API (which you often need for Prisma Access automation), I found:
* The main API reference on the Palo Alto portal lists outdated endpoint URLs.
* The "Getting Started" guide for service integration points to a GitHub repo that hasn't been updated in over a year.
* The crucial detail about the `scope` parameter for my use case was only in a community forum post from 2022.

It's not just the API docs. Even the admin configuration guides for common tasks, like pushing GlobalProtect updates, seem to be written for a much older version of the UI. Has anyone else built integrations and found a reliable source of truth or a good workflow for dealing with this? I'm used to navigating vendor docs, but this level of fragmentation really slows down automation projects.

My current workaround is to use a combination of the official docs, the API Explorer tool in the UI (when it works), and network inspection to reverse-engineer the calls. It's not efficient. If you have a similar experience or any tips on where you find the most accurate, up-to-date information, I'd appreciate hearing them.