invertase/docs.page

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

What it solves

Docs.page transforms public GitHub repositories containing Markdown files into modern, professional documentation sites. It removes the need for manual hosting, build pipelines, and infrastructure maintenance, while specifically optimizing documentation for both human readers and AI agents.

How it works

Users initialize the project via a CLI tool and push a docs.json configuration file and a docs/ folder to a public GitHub repository. The platform then instantly serves the Markdown content as a live site at a predictable URL based on the owner and repository name.

Who it’s for

Developers and open-source maintainers who want to deploy documentation sites quickly from GitHub without managing a SaaS or complex build pipelines, and who want their documentation to be easily accessible to LLMs.

Highlights

  • Agent-ready features: Includes an MCP server, auto-generated llms.txt files, and an "Ask AI" chat interface to allow LLMs to query documentation directly.
  • Git-based publishing: Updates are deployed automatically from public GitHub branches, tags, or releases.
  • Intelligent search: Built-in full-text search and embedded AI chat for instant information retrieval.
  • Interactive content: Support for MDX components to add interactive elements beyond standard Markdown.
  • Modern UI: Styled using shadcn/ui standards for a professional, customizable appearance.

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