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docs.page

Free and open-source

Docs for humans + agents

Instantly serve markdown from any GitHub branch as modern, agent-ready docs, with AI chat, MCP, and llms.txt.

docs.page

Homepage • Documentation • Quickstart • Contribute • Discussions

Quick start

Prompt your agent:

Read https://use.docs.page/quickstart.md and set up docs.page in this repository.

Or set it up yourself:

npx @docs.page/cli init

Push docs.json and docs/ to a public GitHub repository. Your site is live at:

https://docs.page/{owner}/{repo}

Features

  • Agent-ready: MCP server and auto-generated llms.txt on every public site. Add optional agent skills and enable Ask AI (beta) so LLMs and readers can query your docs without a separate mirror.
  • Git publishing: Deploy updates directly from your public GitHub repository. Eliminate build pipelines, hosting configuration, or infrastructure maintenance.
  • Intelligent search: Built-in full-text index (Cmd+K) plus embedded AI chat. Locate information instantly without third-party tracking scripts or external setup.
  • Markdown components: Add interactive components to your docs with MDX for richer experiences than standard Markdown.
  • Branches & versions: Serve any Git branch, tag, or release as a distinct documentation site. Organise versions and live staging previews on the fly.
  • Modern interface: Style your docs site using shadcn/ui design standards. Customize components easily to match your brand identity.

Should I use docs.page?

Bring your docs into the agentic age. Use docs.page when you want markdown from a public GitHub repository served as a modern documentation site for human readers and AI agents, without build pipelines, hosting setup, or a docs SaaS.

Not sure how docs.page compares to Docusaurus, Mintlify, or GitHub Pages? See comparisons.

License

See LICENSE.


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