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Scaling llms.txt
Large documentation sites were hitting Mintlify's 100,000-character llms.txt limit and omitting pages. We rebuilt generation as a hierarchy of files so agents can reach every page without loading the entire index.
Announcing Instant Rollbacks
Instant rollbacks are now live for Mintlify Enterprise customers. You can roll back to a known good deployment in seconds, without waiting on a full rebuild.
Your agent can sign up for Mintlify fully on its own
Mintlify's mint signup command creates an account from the CLI so coding agents can set up docs without a browser. Every step from signup to deploy works from the terminal.
Introducing Mintlify Index
Mintlify Index aggregates the docs of 9000 Mintlify-powered documentation sites into a natural language retrieval layer for coding agents.
The state of docs traffic: a 2026 midyear report
Agents now account for 66% of measured web-traffic across docs powered by Mintlify, with July logging over 213 million agent web requests and 105 million human page loads as the month comes to a close.
Docs URL Benchmark: Markdown & llms.txt > HTML
We benchmarked four ways to serve documentation to AI agents (HTML, plain markdown, markdown linking to llms.txt, and markdown with llms.txt inlined) across 2,400 runs on 20 Mintlify docs sites, and found that a single link to llms.txt eliminates most agent 404s at no added cost.
How Claude Code's documentation team makes feedback actionable with Mintlify
Anthropic's Technical Content Engineer for Claude Code shares how she uses Mintlify and Claude to automate documentation improvements from user feedback.
Docs as an abstraction layer for coding agents
A large engineering org ran controlled experiments to measure how structured Mintlify docs affect agent performance on massive codebases. The results: 64% more precise, 39% more discoverable, half the tokens, 1.5x faster.
Your documentation is a demand channel
Documentation is often the highest-traffic, highest-intent surface in your entire funnel. It's the first place a buyer visits before trying your product. It's where agents surface and push your product to prospects.
Markdown is the easy part
Mintlify might look like a Markdown hosting service from the outside. But the build versus buy question for content infrastructure goes much deeper than rendering Markdown.
Tokenmaxxing: One AI budget, four jobs
Every company is now paying for AI tokens, but few can draw a clean line from that spend to business outcomes. Here's a framework that maps AI Credits to the P&L categories finance teams already understand.
22 UX improvements to the web editor
A round-up of the UX improvements coming to Mintlify's web editor.
Introducing the Mintlify Help Center Starter Kit
Help centers are the first line of defense for customer support. The new Mintlify Help Center starter kit and AI ticket deflection make it faster than ever to launch one.
Introducing the collaborative editor built for teams and agents
A new editing experience that brings live collaboration, git sync, and WYSIWYG editing into one workflow for your whole team.
Is your documentation agent-ready?
An AI agent is reading your documentation right now. How well is it doing? We built a free tool to check how agent-ready your content is based on the agent-friendly documentation spec.
Mintlify raises $45M Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz and Salesforce Ventures
We're thrilled to announce our $45M Series B round, led by Andreessen Horowitz and Salesforce Ventures, and joined by existing investors including Bain Capital Ventures, Y Combinator, and others.
5 things you didn't know you could do in the Mintlify web editor
The Mintlify web editor can do more than you think, here are five features that make it easy for your whole team to contribute to docs.
The improved Mintlify CLI
A new CLI revamp that brings the Mintlify platform interface closer to the terminal.
Docs on autopilot: From zero to self-maintaining with Mintlify
How Mintlify's auto-generated docs and automations combine to take documentation from nonexistent to self-maintaining.
The state of agent traffic in documentation (March 2026)
An analysis of 30 days of Mintlify documentation traffic, broken down by AI agents, browsers, and other sources.
How we built a virtual filesystem for our Assistant
We replaced expensive sandboxes with ChromaFs, a virtual filesystem over Chroma, to give our docs AI assistant the ability to explore documentation like a developer would.
We Replaced Our Internal Wiki With a Slack Bot. You Should Too.
Mintlify tripled in size and institutional knowledge was dying in Slack threads. So we built a KB agent that lives in Slack, reads conversations, and turns them into version-controlled documentation without anyone leaving the tools they already use.
8 ways teams use Mintlify to keep docs updated automatically
A use-case-driven guide to automating documentation maintenance with Mintlify, featuring automations code snippets for eight real-world automation patterns.
Documentation is your AI interface
Your docs are doing more than ever--they're still your best developer resource and now the interface through which AI understands your product too.