AI Features
Docsbook ships a full AI layer on top of your documentation: a chatbot trained on your content, automatic translations into 15 languages, machine-readable surfaces for AI agents, and an MCP server that lets Claude Code or Cursor manage your workspace.
What's included#
Every AI surface in Docsbook is documented on its own page. Use this index to jump to the area you care about.
| Feature | Plan | Page |
|---|---|---|
| AI Chat trained on your docs | PRO | AI Chat |
| Translations into 15 languages | PRO | Translations |
llms.txt for AI agent discovery |
Free | llms.txt |
| Source of Truth doc graph | Free (local) | Source of Truth |
| MCP server with ~40 tools | Free | MCP Server |
| Pre/post LLM chat hooks | PRO | Chat Hooks |
| Docs Skills catalog | Free | Skills |
How the pieces fit together#
The chat, translations, and hooks sit on top of your indexed content. The hosted MCP server and llms.txt expose that same content to external AI agents — so a Claude Code session can read your docs, write a translation, or update branding without leaving the editor. The Source of Truth doc graph runs locally instead: install the docs-sync Claude Code plugin (/plugin install docs-sync@docs-claude-plugins), which bundles markdown-lsp and indexes your repo on your own machine — no hosted endpoint, no PRO+ plan required.
If you are setting up AI for the first time, start with AI Chat, then enable Translations when you have a multi-language audience. Teams running AI agents against their docs should read llms.txt and Source of Truth next.