Serve docs from a public GitHub repository on every push without any build or deploy step.
Use built-in MDX components for tabs, callouts, code blocks, and media. No imports needed.
Preview your theme and layout locally in the browser via the CLI before pushing to GitHub.
Preview any branch, commit, or pull request at a shareable ref URL before merging to main.
Define nested navigation groups and page links in docs.json, flat or keyed by each locale.
Add icon shortcuts in the sidebar to internal pages or external destinations on your site.
Serve translated sidebars per locale from navigation configuration in your docs.json file.
Keep old URLs working when you move or rename pages anywhere across your public docs site.
Run full-text search across your docs site from the command palette with a built-in index.
Set light and dark mode, colors, fonts, and shadcn presets in docs.json on your docs site.
Control the site header including name, theme toggle, GitHub link, and custom CTA buttons.
Show social profiles in the footer and Open Graph metadata in link previews for richer social sharing.
Host docs at owner subdomains on docs.page instead of the default repository URL path.
Map your own domain to a hosted docs site so readers see branded public URLs on your site.
Define reusable docs.json values and reference them in MDX with mustache placeholders.
Control which heading levels show in the on-page sidebar for every docs page on your site.
Show previous and next links at page bottoms in sidebar navigation order across your site.
Set seo.noindex in docs.json to block search engines from indexing your public docs site.
Auto-generate llms.txt and llms-full.txt exports for LLM discovery and ingestion workflow.
Expose a per-repo MCP endpoint to list and read docs, toggled on or off in docs.json file.
Expose agent skills files as MCP resources so AI tools can read your hosted docs site.
Add Google Analytics, Tag Manager, or Plausible without custom docs site template scripts.
Install the GitHub App for automatic PR comments with live docs preview links on every PR.
- Components: MDX building blocks for page content
- Reference: docs.json fields, CLI flags, and HTTP endpoints
- Quickstart: get a live site in minutes
