Documentation

The docs site your users will actually read

Documentation should live next to your code, not in a separate CMS. Searchable docs with sidebar navigation, versioning, and syntax highlighting — all from Markdown files in your repo. No database, no Notion dependency, no stale wiki.

What's included

• Hierarchical sidebar — auto-generated from content/docs/ folder structure
• Full-text search — client-side, no backend service required
• Syntax highlighting — 200+ languages, language tabs for multi-language examples
• Code-block copy button — one-click copy with feedback
• Versioning support — /v1/..., /v2/... paths with version-switcher
• Changelog page — versioned release notes with date filtering
• Edit-on-GitHub link on every page — community contributions friction-free
• Open Graph + Twitter cards — shared docs pages render with the page title and section

Why this beats Mintlify for SMB / founder use

Who it's for

• Technical founders documenting an internal API or SDK
• Technical writers at SMB startups whose Mintlify bill is approaching seat-licensing pain
• DevRel teams maintaining a public knowledge base

If you're at a 200+ engineer org and need enterprise-tier docs, Mintlify Enterprise is probably still the right call — we're for the SMB slot they vacated.