Docsbook
Overview
Docsbook documentation

Documentation that gets your product found, quoted and measured

Publish the Markdown you already have to a site search engines index and AI assistants cite. Then hand your agent a goal and read, on a date, the number it moved.

Start freeConnect your agent

One prompt into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex: the agent connects the server, writes a Docsbook rule into its memory file and takes a first project live.

claude mcp add --transport http docsbook https://docsbook.io/api/mcp/server

Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline and any other MCP client use the same endpoint.

5 min
from a repository to a public URL
167
MCP tools your docs agent can use
15
languages, each indexed on its own
$0
for hosting, search, analytics and a custom domain

Start here#

Four doors. Each one is a page you can finish in one sitting.

Publish a site

From a repository, a website scan or one sentence about your product, to a public URL.

Connect your agent

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and any MCP client, through one endpoint.

Brand it

Logo, colours, fonts, header, footer and your own domain.

Read the numbers

Which pages were read, which searches found nothing, and where readers stopped.

What teams hire it for#

Every goal comes with the reading it is judged by — a number, not an impression.

Be found

Qualified organic traffic, read as clicks and impressions per intent.

Be recommended

Named when assistants answer your category, read as citations across a fixed question set.

Turn readers into customers

More readers reaching the product, read as goal completions per page.

Open a new market

Readers in another language, read as traffic and rank per locale.

How the loop runs#

You name the outcome. Docsbook researches what is there, proposes the change, writes the expected number down before the work, and reads it on the date.

  1. 1Goal

    One sentence from you: the outcome you want, not a brief or a backlog.

  2. 2Research

    What your product does, who ranks for it, what assistants answer, and what your readers searched for and did not find.

  3. 3Experiment

    A change committed to your repository as a pull request, with the number it is expected to hit and the date it is read on.

  4. 4Verdict

    On the date, the reading is taken. Confirmed or rejected, and a rejection is kept so the next bet does not repeat it.

Documentation running on Docsbook#

Live sites, public and readable without signing in.

Cursor documentation built with DocsbookCursorDocumentation for the AI code editorClickHouse documentation built with DocsbookClickHouseColumn-oriented database for real-time analyticsDiscord Developers documentation built with DocsbookDiscord DevelopersBuild bots, Activities, and apps on Discord

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Explore the documentation#

Publish
Quick start

Source to public URL

Content and setup

Sources, indexing, GitHub link

Custom domain

One CNAME, SSL automatic

Private docs

Shared password or your own SSO

Translation

15 languages, indexed separately

Design and branding

Name, colour, fonts, layout

Agents
MCP server

Connect the agent you already use

MCP tools reference

Every tool and its price class

Docs skills

SKILL.md files any agent can load

Source of truth

The graph an agent navigates

MCP security

Auth model and token scopes

AI chat

Answers for readers, grounded in your pages

Reference
Concepts

Workspace, balance, indexing

Pricing

What is metered, and what is not

REST API

Call your docs chat from your backend

Webhooks

Event catalogue and payload schemas

Content widgets

Hero, cards, stats and steps in Markdown

Changelog

What shipped, and what it was meant to buy

Ready when you are
Give your agent a goal

Ask one question and you get a researched answer about your own market, whether or not you run anything it suggests. Questions: support@docsbook.io or the Docsbook Discord.

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