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September 11, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

AI credit pricing updates

Fixed credits for assistant answers: Each assistant answer uses 25 credits.
Fixed automation pricing: All automations use 250 credits per successful run. If an automation fails or finds nothing to update, it uses zero credits.
Free editor and Slack agent: Using the agent in the editor or Slack does not use credits for Pro and Enterprise plans.

OpenAPI Overlays

Transform a spec: Use OpenAPI Overlays to rename paths, replace server URLs, or remove internal endpoints without editing the specification file. Overlays apply after a specification is parsed and before it is validated, so generated endpoint pages, navigation, openapi frontmatter, and mint validate all use the transformed document. See Transform your spec with overlays.
Overlay Specification 1.0 and 1.1: Write update, remove, and copy actions that select nodes with RFC 9535 JSONPath expressions. See Create an overlay document.
Reference or auto-discover overlays: Add an overlays property anywhere your docs.json accepts openapi, using a relative path or a URL. Or skip the configuration: an overlay with an extends field pointing at your specification is discovered automatically. See Auto-discover overlays.

Editor and collaboration

Recent and starred private pages: The Workspace tab of the editor now lists the private pages you opened most recently and the ones you star from a page’s menu. Both lists sync across your devices and stay the same on every branch. Each section stays hidden until it has something in it. You can reorder these sidebar groups by dragging them to create your preferred workspace layout.
Move and duplicate private pages: Move a private page into a workspace folder from its document or sidebar menu, duplicate a private page from the same menu, or leave a private page you were invited to. When you promote a private page, its images and videos move with it and inline references are rewritten. See Private pages.
Comments panel: Open a document-wide comments panel to review open and resolved threads for the current page. Source mode now supports comments the same as visual mode. See Comments.
Resize table columns: In visual mode, drag a column border to resize it. The editor converts the table to HTML and writes the <colgroup> widths for you. See Tables.
Site settings in the sidebar: Site configuration pages open directly from the editor sidebar instead of a modal, and workspace settings navigation has been reorganized to match.
Page icons as tab favicons: The editor tab favicon now uses the page’s icon. Page and navigation icon frontmatter accept emoji values.

Automations

Automatic merge conflict resolution: When an automation’s pull request has merge conflicts, the agent can resolve them for you, either automatically or when you click Accept on the pull request. See Resolve merge conflicts.
Manual pull request runs: Manually triggered runs against a specific pull request are now labeled as such in the runs feed, and the runs page shows run count badges, unified result cards, and a simpler summary. See Manage automations.

Published sites

Image viewer: Clicking an image opens a rebuilt full-size viewer with smoother animation and labeled controls for screen readers.
Search ranking: Search ranks page-title matches higher, so exact-title lookups surface first.

Dashboard

Workspace and organization icons: Upload a workspace icon from your general settings and an organization icon from your organization settings. See Change your workspace icon.
IP-blocked error page: Requests blocked by an IP allowlist now land on a dedicated error page that explains what happened.

Git and integrations

Non-Markdown files sync in the editor: Editor branches now sync non-MDX text files, so changes to config files and other plain-text assets round-trip through the editor.
GitLab editor branches: GitLab pushes sync into editor branches in real time, contributors show on the branch dropdown, and force pushes are detected. Git-only branches now appear in the editor branch dropdown so you can switch to a branch that was created outside the editor.
Editor branch dropdown: The branch dropdown is now a per-user editor setting. Turn it on from your editor settings to switch branches from the editor.
Default ignored patterns:.vscode and .cursor are ignored by default, and mint dev skips ignored directories when it crawls your project. See Default ignored patterns.

API playground

Playground labels: The oneOf variant dropdown uses title-aware labels so each option is easier to identify.

Bug fixes

Preview deployments: GitHub preview deployments are pinned to the triggering commit, preview URLs stay stable across rebuilds, and preview comments refresh after each rebuild.
Custom domains and 404s: Custom hostnames Cloudflare no longer serves return not_found, MCP analytics resolve custom domains to their canonical subdomain, and Markdown 404s include recovery guidance and discovery headers.
Components:RequestExample and ResponseExample code blocks no longer disappear on small screens.
Editor fixes: Creating a branch no longer leaves a stuck skeleton, pull-request link redirects no longer double-encode branch names, saving rows match the server, resizing no longer loops, and frontmatter loads only after the document connects.
Publishing: Content-less create actions retire after publish so they cannot block later publishes, publish retries when the branch lock is held instead of erroring immediately, and GitHub commit failures report clearer messages.
Dashboard fixes: SSO configuration resets when you remove a connection, only verified domains can be selected when SSO is configured, and the page header restores the Add description affordance.
Auth and account: Password reset is asynchronous and rate limited, dev org rate limits are raised, and a new-account flag lets the dashboard fire the correct sign-up event.
OpenAPI: Memory usage during OpenAPI candidate detection is reduced, API reference pages slice the schema graph to the page’s target, and $ref prefixes and array entries resolve correctly in overlays under base paths and mounts.

September 4, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Notification preferences

Notification preferences: Choose which emails you receive for each event, including comment replies and mentions, thread resolutions, suggestions submitted, accepted, or rejected, automation runs, and product feedback. Configure preferences on the Notifications page of your dashboard.
Automation failure emails: Turn on automation run notifications to get an email when a run fails. Mintlify then holds further failure emails until a run succeeds again.
Share notifications: Mintlify notifies you when someone shares a page with you.

Editor and collaboration

Collaborative source mode: Source mode now supports real-time collaboration. See your teammates’ cursors as they work on the same branch as you. Frontmatter edits sync live across visual and source mode. See Real-time editing.
Comment reactions: React to a comment with an emoji to acknowledge it without replying. Hover over a reaction to see who reacted, and reacting to someone else’s comment notifies its author. See Comments.
Selective publish: Select individual changes in the publish menu to publish part of your pending work instead of everything at once.
Media on private pages: Upload images and videos to private pages. Private media is served only to people who can open the page, and it is removed when the page is deleted.
Editor polish: Search results show page titles and reveal the file in the sidebar, the sidebar lists only Markdown pages by default, the share dialog searches recipients by email address, the emoji suggestion menu has better search relevance, and the agent panel stays available in site settings.

Automations

Run scope for manual runs: When you trigger an automation manually, choose whether it reviews changes since a date, the entire site, or a specific pull request. See Run an automation manually.

Analytics

Page filter: Filter your analytics to a specific page with the new page dropdown in the dashboard.

API playground

Optional field toggles: In the playground modal, required fields sort first and optional fields collapse behind an Expand N optional fields control, with a global toggle in the header. Collapsed fields stay findable. Searching the page for a hidden field name expands the section that contains it, and values you entered persist across collapse and expand.
Collapse fields by default: Set expand: false under x-mint: playground on an operation to collapse nested object fields by default. See Collapse playground fields.

Authoring

mint test: Generate tests for the code blocks in your docs from the CLI. Runs are saved so you can revisit past reports. See mint test.
<MDX> improvements: Headings inside <MDX> blocks merge into the page’s table of contents, ## Title {#id} anchors work at any indent, and code blocks inside <MDX> behave like code blocks at the page root. See MDX.
Markdown in component titles: Component titles, such as accordion titles, support inline Markdown formatting like code and bold.
Table column widths: HTML tables honor the <colgroup> widths you author.

Referrals

Enterprise referrals: Enterprise organizations can now participate in the referral program.

Bug fixes

Static exports: Static builds bundle your logo files so exported sites no longer reference missing assets.
GitLab subgroups: Repositories in nested GitLab subgroups sync correctly.
Large repositories: Repositories large enough that GitHub truncates their file listing now sync all files.
Assistant citations: Citations that dropped a leading path segment now open the correct page.
Authenticated previews: Preview deployments for docs behind authentication serve your changed files.
Translations: The translation automation writes locale-prefixed internal links, so newly translated pages link within their own language.
OpenAPI cleanup: Deleting an OpenAPI spec removes its generated assets from your site.
Custom fonts: Bold text stays bold when you set a custom body font weight.
Code feedback: The code snippet feedback popover displays above the table of contents panel.
Dismissed banners: Dismissed banners no longer flash on page load.
Editor fixes: Reference-style links and Link components render correctly, HTML tables with colspan or classes round-trip without changes, editing a page no longer reformats untouched content, and branch switching no longer causes redirect loops.

August 28, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Referral program

Refer a team to Mintlify from the Referrals page in your dashboard. When someone you refer starts a Pro plan, both of your organizations receive 50,000 credits. You can earn referral credits for up to three referrals. Available on Pro plans.

Authoring

<MDX> component: Wrap content in <MDX> to render Markdown formatting inside JSX expressions, such as conditional content. See MDX.
Custom styles on components: Built-in components now accept a className prop, and dynamic Tailwind utilities work inside it.

Editor and collaboration

Private page search: Editor search now includes your private pages, and you can open results directly from the search palette. See Private pages.
Agent replies to mentions: Mention @mintlify in a comment, suggestion, or reply and the editor agent answers in the same thread, including on private pages. See Ask the Mintlify agent.
Clickable agent questions: When the editor agent asks a clarifying question, click an option to answer instead of typing.
SVG attachments: Attach SVG files to editor agent messages. See Attach files.
Faster branching: Creating a branch in the editor switches you to it instantly and the editor now guides you through branch protection rules.
Editor polish: Math expressions update their rendered preview live as you type, the component properties panel has a refreshed design and autosaves your changes, and opening an editor link that belongs to another of your organizations prompts you to switch instead of showing an error.

Automations

Redesigned automation runs: The runs tab shows a grouped feed of each run’s results, including pull requests, modified pages, and failures, with status filters and a review-needed indicator. See Manage automations.

Analytics

mint analytics: View traffic stats, search queries, feedback, and assistant conversations from the CLI. See mint analytics.

Docs and agents

Discoverable llms.txt indexes: The root llms.txt now links to the per-section indexes under /_llms, and optional links are indexed by navigation scope. See llms.txt.
Index MCP rate limit: The daily rate limit for the Mintlify Index MCP server is raised to 5,000 requests. See Index MCP reference.
Publishing permissions for AI apps: Changing whether your MCP server pushes directly to your deploy branch now requires an admin role. Editors see the setting as read-only.

Bug fixes

Safari media: Images and videos now load correctly in Safari.
Accordions: HTML tables inside accordions render instead of being dropped.
Code groups: Expandable code blocks inside a CodeGroup no longer grow past their collapsed height.
iOS zoom: Focusing search and assistant inputs on iOS no longer zooms the page.
Favicons: Favicon URLs resolve correctly on deployments with a custom base path.
API playground: Enum array items render their values instead of type labels.
llms.txt languages: Language-specific llms.txt routes are scoped to their language, the default language is prioritized, and llms-full.txt headings and links are normalized.
mint format: CLI formatting now matches the editor’s output, so formatting a file no longer produces spurious diffs.
Editor fixes: Removing a page icon persists, focus returns to the page after toolbar dropdown picks, and deleting the page you have open redirects instead of showing a stale view.
Assistant widget: The widget refreshes its configuration before it expires, so long-lived pages keep a working assistant.

August 21, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Editor and collaboration

Editor branches: When you create a branch, the editor now creates a draft pull request and autosaves changes to Git. You can rename or delete branches, discard autosaved changes, and move pending changes to a new branch. The branch menu is ordered by recent activity, uses per-user branch names, and shows cleaner Draft <date> names for automatically generated branches. See Branching and publishing.
Pull requests open as drafts by default: The editor now opens new pull requests in draft state so you can share a preview URL without signaling that the change is ready to merge. Change this on the editor settings page.
GitLab merge requests: Merge requests opened in GitLab now sync into editor branches, matching the existing GitHub behavior.
Streamlined editor navigation: The editor has a new breadcrumbs row, consolidated page and share controls, sticky sidebar section headers, and a dedicated bottom bar for settings and Ask agent. Site settings open as editor pages instead of a modal. Mobile navigation now uses a simplified top bar and panel-based sidebar for smaller screens.
Page access and comments: Request edit access to a private or protected page from the editor and review requests in an approval modal. Comment cards now show profile pictures, and @mentions link to the mentioned user.
Duplicate private pages: Duplicate a private page from the editor to start a new draft from existing content.
Live preview improvements: Run multiple local previews at once. Navigation changes now propagate to open previews, the agent panel docks on the left, and the preview remains visible during onboarding follow-up turns.

Automations and integrations

Slack message trigger: Enterprise customers can run custom automations from new messages in selected Slack channels. The agent evaluates each message and takes action only when warranted. See Trigger an automation from an integration.
Redesigned automations page: The automations list has a new layout, and each automation card shows its run count and who created it. See Manage automations.

Docs and delivery

Custom SDK reference pages: Use sdk frontmatter to generate documentation for a single SDK symbol while adding your own examples or guidance above it. You can also configure SDK generation for a navigation group. See Customize a page for a single symbol.
GraphQL input types: Input type pages are now generated and served on GraphQL API reference sites. See GraphQL setup.
nocopy code blocks: Add the nocopy flag to a fenced code block to hide its copy button. For plain-text content such as ASCII diagrams, use a bare nocopy fence. See Hide copy button.
Result snippets: Optionally show a one-line content preview beneath each search result, with matching terms highlighted. Enable Result snippets from your dashboard search settings; the setting is off by default. See Result snippets.
Scoped llms.txt indexes: Grouped llms.txt indexes are now served per URL segment at /_llms/<segment>.md, so agents can pull one section of your docs instead of the full index.
Assistant widget analytics: Analytics events now include the embedding page’s current pathname by default and follow client-side navigation. Set analytics.capturePathname to false to opt out. See assistant analytics config.
Bulk member invites: Invite up to 250 teammates at once, then review the list and assign a role to each invitee before sending. Pro and Enterprise plans can upload a CSV of email addresses. See Add members to your organization.
Universal Search API keys: Universal Search API keys are out of early access. Any organization can now create and manage them from dashboard settings.
Analytics in self-hosted deployments: The dashboard analytics tab is now available on self-hosted deployments.

Bug fixes

API playground: OpenAPI 3.1 examples and enum values now appear in generated response samples, and Markdown lists in the endpoint modal no longer render double bullets.
Search anchors: JSX headings with custom IDs now create the correct search sections and anchors.
Inline styles: Inline CSS in a quoted style attribute now renders correctly on your site, in the CLI, and in the editor.
Editor components: Copying and pasting inside a Step no longer creates nested steps, tabs no longer jump when clicked, and settings sidebar search has been restored.
Editor deep links: Opening an editor link while signed out now returns you to that page after login instead of the dashboard home page.
Anchor icons: Anchor link icons remain white when hovering over a dark background.
Assistant widget loading: The widget stays interactive while it’s loading.
Docs MCP: Unknown tool calls now return a JSON-RPC error instead of failing silently, and MCP tool schemas use the 2020-12 JSON Schema dialect.

August 14, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Bitbucket Cloud support

Bitbucket Cloud is now supported as a Git provider for Enterprise plans. See Bitbucket Cloud support for more information.

Editor and collaboration

Redesigned version history: The version history in the editor now shows a date-grouped timeline.
Editor autocommits: Turn on autocommits in the editor settings to commit your work as you type.
Editor branch creation: Branch creation is faster and you can bring or stash pending changes when branching. You can also edit a branch’s pull request title from the editor.
Private pages: Private pages have their own version history, agent annotations, and notification emails. Move a private page to a workspace folder to publish it to your site.
Personal and shared sections: The editor sidebar has Personal and Shared sections so private drafts and shared content are easier to separate.
Editor comments: Long comment bodies clamp to six lines with a Show more control, and the comment card scrolls, keyboard shortcuts, and edit input have been polished.
Batch member invites: Invite multiple teammates to your organization at once from the dashboard.
Collaborators in branches: The branches dropdown shows collaborators on each branch, avatars dedupe across Git and editor identities, and pull request authors are included in the contributors list. External pushes to editor branches sync into the editor in real time.

Docs and delivery

GitHub component: Embed a public GitHub repository card with a live description, star count, and fork count on any page. See GitHub for usage and variants.
Language-preference routing: Redirect visitors from the root of your site to the language that matches their browser’s Accept-Language header. Enable Auto-route to preferred language on the Add-ons page. See Navigation for details.
lastUpdatedDate frontmatter: The last-modified footer now prefers a lastUpdatedDate value in a page’s frontmatter over the Git commit date.
Search relevance: Verbatim identifier matches are promoted in search results, and identifier tokens are preserved across chunk splits.
Translation reliability: Full-site translation triggers are fixed, and the translation timeout is raised to accommodate larger sites.
API playground endpoint menu: Refined layout and spacing, correct column sizing for OPTIONS, and typing in the endpoint search is fixed.

Agent integrations

Stripe and expanded Notion integrations: Connect Stripe as a read-only integration, and use additional Notion read tools in Slack and automations.
Zendesk integration: Connect Zendesk so the agent can use context from your support workspace.

Bug fixes

Mermaid diagrams: Multiple Mermaid diagrams on the same page no longer conflict during initialization.
Assistant history: Clarifying questions from the assistant now render in dashboard conversation history and in analytics exports.
Reject editor suggestions: The reject button for suggestions now appears inline.
Multi-repo variables: Variables now resolve correctly in multi-repo deployment configurations.
GitLab webhooks: Push events from the GitLab OAuth webhook endpoint are handled correctly.
Broken-links CLI:mint broken-links now resolves paths with non-ASCII characters.
Snippet validation:mint validate warns when a snippet uses a default import against a file that has no default export.
Markdown task lists: Task list items in Markdown are styled correctly.
Focus outlines: Interactive focus outlines are aligned consistently across the site.
Dropdown switcher: Switching between dropdowns now routes to the matching page in the target dropdown instead of the dropdown root.
Anchors with base paths: Author-written anchors resolve correctly on deployments that use a custom base path.
Editor nav bar: Long titles in the editor top bar truncate cleanly instead of overflowing.
GitHub settings visibility: GitHub app settings are hidden on deployments connected to other Git providers.
PDF attachments: Uploaded PDF attachments no longer render inside a live embed.

August 7, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

New features

Mintlify Index: Mintlify Index gives coding agents one retrieval layer for publisher-maintained technical documentation and the broader web.
mint index setup: Connect to the Mintlify Index from the CLI.
Pylon, LaunchDarkly, and PostHog integration: Connect Pylon, LaunchDarkly, and PostHog as read-only integrations so the agent can use context from those tools in Slack and automations.
Private pages: Private pages are now available in the editor. Create pages only you can see, nest them in folders, and promote them to your workspace when they’re ready to be published.
User journey analytics (beta): Analytics shows the routes visitors take through your site, actions they take, and their search and chat behavior.

Improvements

Faster live previews: Live previews load much faster on first open, new pages and docs.json changes appear sooner, and CSS and theme edits now update in real time.
Live preview in the editor: Live previews open in an editor pane instead of a new tab, and site settings and the editor agent are available while you preview.
Authenticated live previews: Preview drafts of pages behind authentication from the editor live preview.
OpenAPI 3.1 file uploads: The API playground now recognizes OpenAPI 3.1 files uploaded to FileInput fields, and file inputs support drag-and-drop. See OpenAPI setup for more information.
Markdown mode: Use the / menu in Markdown mode, copy content as Markdown, and pasted Markdown in visual mode formats automatically.
Assistant analytics: The assistant analytics view has more context and filtering than the previous version.
Editor comments redesign: Comments in the editor have a refreshed layout, and updated keyboard shortcuts.
Suggesting mode pill: A new pill in the editor top bar makes it clearer which authoring mode you’re in.
Duplicate page: Duplicating a page now works on new pages as well as existing ones, and copies the page’s frontmatter.
Agent-authored edits: The editor renders comments and suggestions created by the agent inline.
CLI validation errors:mint dev and mint validate now explain what went wrong when your configuration is invalid.
Git gate redesign: The Git connection gate in the dashboard has a refreshed design.

Bug fixes

Long headings: Long unbroken tokens in headings no longer overflow their container.
Pagination titles: Pagination title truncation now works consistently across all themes.
Sitemaps: Sitemap URLs no longer double up the custom base path.
API playground accessibility: The endpoint copy control is now accessible to screen readers, and dropdown item corner radii are consistent.
Focus outlines: Focus outlines no longer clip at container edges, and navbar dropdown outlines only appear on keyboard focus.
Sidebar items: Plain sidebar items now render at full width.
Preview handshakes: Preview auth handshakes redirect back to the exact host you started from, including the mount path, so deep links resolve correctly.
Integration logos: OneDrive now shows its real logo.
MDX comments: Inline MDX comments are stripped from the .md route served to agents.
Static export links: Compile-time .html link mode now resolves versioned and trailing-slash slugs correctly.

August 5, 2026

New releases

Mintlify Index

Mintlify Index gives coding agents one retrieval layer for publisher-maintained technical documentation and the web.

Public MCP server: Connect coding agents without an API key. The context tool returns source-cited material for implementation tasks.
Access-controlled REST API: Search ranked sources, assemble context within a token budget, and retrieve selected contents through separate API endpoints. Requires an Index API key.

July 31, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Mintlify widget

Embed the assistant on any site or web app to give your users the same AI-powered chat experience trained on your content. See the widget documentation for more information. The widget can surface contact forms and hand off to your support team.

New features

mint signup: Create a Mintlify account directly from the CLI. See Quickstart for more information.
Actions for images: Copy and download buttons now appear on images. See Images and embeds for more information.
Impressions analytics: A new Impressions section in analytics shows CTA click-through rates with a chart and ranked table, so you can see which pages drive engagement.
window.mintlify.user for custom JS: Authenticated user info is now exposed to custom scripts via window.mintlify.user, with a mintlify:user event dispatched when it resolves.
HTTP syntax highlighting: Use ``````http``` code blocks for request/response snippets. See Code blocks.
Custom base path from the dashboard: Configure a custom base path through the same flow used for custom domains.

Improvements

Editor-first dashboard: The editor is now the homepage of the Mintlify dashboard. Other pages, like activity, analytics, products, and settings, now open in a modal on top of it, and every page keeps its own URL.
Redesigned editor: New navigation tree, top bar, and page design. Create files in Home and structure your navigation in Publishing.
Organization-level credits: Credits are now shared at the organization level instead of per deployment, so every deployment on a plan draws from one shared balance. See Credit pricing for more information.
Editor performance: Navigation validation, page lookups, and tab switches in the editor are now linear instead of quadratic, so large sites open and edit faster.
Personalization moved to add-ons: Personalization settings are now available under add-ons in the dashboard and can be configured on deployments that use a custom base path.
Truncated pagination titles: Long titles in next/previous footer links truncate so they no longer overflow.
Long filename handling: Uploaded files with names over 255 characters now truncate.

Bug fixes

API playground: JSON request bodies now preserve explicit null values.
Hidden pages in previews: Hidden pages are correctly excluded from navigation in preview deployments.
Relative page links: Links to .md and .mdx files now resolve to the correct page URL, and explicit index links collapse to the parent path.
OpenAPI in multi-repo sites: Pages generated from x-mint.href now sit under the declaring spec’s mount path, so href pages resolve correctly in multi-repo deployments.
Hidden OpenAPI endpoints: Explicit hidden endpoint pages listed in docs.json now resolve to their own slug instead of borrowing a sibling page’s slug.
Search in preview deployments: Preview deployments inherit search settings from production.
Search analytics: Search phrase aggregation is now case-insensitive, so the same query typed with different casing groups together.
View analytics: Markdown view requests are now counted as agent traffic, never human, improving accuracy of traffic categories.
Editor notification emails:@mention and reply notifications link to the correct editor URL for the comment.
Tabs: Anchor links to tabs now scroll to the tab section.
Organization invites: Signing up from an organization invite now shows accepting the invite as the primary action, instead of creating a default organization first.

July 24, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

GraphQL and SDK references

GraphQL API reference pages: Generate reference pages from a GraphQL SDL schema, with linked types and example queries, mutations, and responses. See GraphQL setup.
SDK reference generation: Build SDK reference pages directly from the output of TypeDoc, DocFX, Javadoc, Sphinx, or phpDocumentor. See SDK reference setup.

Editor and collaboration

Review flow: Request review on a draft, leave feedback, and approve or request changes before publishing. Reviews now support non-deploy branches.
More ways to collaborate: Start comment threads on an entire page, mention yourself to leave a reminder, and use keyboard shortcuts Option + C or Option + S to comment on or suggest changes to selected text.
Faster, more available editing: The editor renders without waiting for the Git file tree and people without GitHub write access can use the editor.

Automations, integrations, and Slack

Shared and personal integrations: Give the Slack agent and automations read-only context from shared tools, or connect a personal account for the agent to use when you chat with it. See integrations.
Integration triggers: On Enterprise plans, trigger automations from third-party events such as a support ticket update.
Slack agent reads PR activity: The Slack agent now reads PR comments, reviews, and CI checks, and follows up in the thread after reverting a change based on feedback.

Analytics and data streaming

Analytics data warehouse streaming: On Enterprise plans, stream analytics events to Amazon S3 in near real time, with controls for which event categories and deployments to include. See analytics streaming.
Audit log streaming: On Enterprise plans, stream audit events to Amazon S3 or Datadog for security monitoring and long-term retention. See audit logs.
Automation analytics dashboard: A new analytics view for automations with metrics on pull requests and credit use.

Sites, deployments, and performance

Smaller navigation payloads: Pages now load only the navigation data they need, improving performance most noticeably for large sites with multiple products, versions, or languages.
Better previews: Preview deployments now serve search results. GitHub PR preview links open directly on the page you changed.
Deployment setup: Use mint add-domain to configure a custom domain from the CLI.
mint signup: Create a Mintlify account from the terminal, including agent-driven CLI workflows. See CLI commands.
Publishing controls: Share a changelog filtered to a specific tag, and ignore .mintlify during deploys by default except for skills and specs.
Simpler file trees: Write FileTree components as nested Markdown lists to document folder structures with less markup.

Bug fixes

Search reliability: Search preserves domain path casing, limits fuzzy fallback to near-typo matches, recovers stuck indexing jobs, retries transient uploads, and correctly tags pages listed across multiple products or versions.
Editor fidelity: The editor preserves task lists, table escapes, LaTeX, callout types, video sources, image titles, inline code containing pipes, and block content nested in Columns.
Authenticated sites: Search refreshes expired end-user JWTs, missing pages return genuine 404 responses, and password-auth settings render read-only when the feature is not entitled.
Previews, links, exports, and domains: Preview builds surface branch deletion clearly, internal .md links respect basePath, PDF exports render in light mode, and subpath domain setup preserves its pending state while DNS is provisioning.
Themes and dashboard routing: Center page mode works correctly in the luma and sequoia themes. The maple API side panel stays below tabs navigation. Duplicate page names no longer collide. Product redirects preserve authentication paths.

July 16, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Page improvements

Related pages: Display related pages to help readers discover additional relevant content.
Per-page contextual menus: Configure the contextual menu per page in frontmatter to override the site-wide options.
Mermaid fullscreen mode: Readers can expand Mermaid diagrams into a fullscreen view for easier inspection of complex charts.
Improved scrolling: Code blocks, API playgrounds, tables, sidebar navigation, and the table of contents now share a smoother cross-platform scrolling experience with larger touch targets.

Editor improvements

Drafts: Work on unpublished changes without creating a branch or using any Git commands. See Drafts for more information.
Lock the deploy branch: The editor now prompts you to lock your deploy branch if it detects branch protections.
Faster editor agent with better undo/redo: Agent updates now stream in instantly, navigation is faster, and content and navigation-tree changes are undoable and redoable.
Collapsible heading state persists per user: Your expanded and collapsed section preferences carry across editor sessions.
Visibility component in the editor: The visual editor now supports the Visibility component so you can author separate content for humans and AI agents without leaving the editor.
Hidden pages CTA: A new banner in the editor calls out pages hidden from navigation so you can identify and manage them.

Sites and dashboard

Faster deployment queues: Preview deployments can now run more builds concurrently to reduce queue times.
Resend member invitations: Resend outstanding invitations to new organization members from the dashboard.
Better signup feedback: Signup now reports subdomain availability and suggests an available subdomain when your first choice is taken.
Skipped deployment statuses: The dashboard now shows when a deployment update was skipped instead of leaving its status unclear.
Trailing-slash SEO config: New seo.trailingSlash option in docs.json enforces consistent trailing-slash URLs across your site.

Automations and Slack agent

Agent configuration moved into Automations: Agent settings are now on the Automations page.
Continue automation PRs from Slack threads: The Slack agent can pick up an automation PR conversation directly from workflow notification threads.
Respect repo conventions: Agent PRs now honor your repo’s PR template and AGENTS.md file.
Slack connect success modal: The agent settings page shows a confirmation modal after you connect Slack.
Respect .mintignore on push deploys: Push deployments now respect your .mintignore file, matching preview and CI behavior.

Analytics

New Analytics dashboard: A redesigned analytics experience. Consolidated overview and traffic sections, a unified CSV export menu, synced date-range selectors, and a new feedback section.

Bug fixes

Fixed OAuth redirect URIs on preview deployments so authenticated docs sign-in works on .mintlify.site preview hosts.
Fixed an MDX caching issue so that after a parse failure, subsequent edits recover cleanly.
MCP server “copy primary URL” button now shows a confirmation toast.
AsyncAPI playground correctly sends header-based auth as the Sec-WebSocket-Protocol subprotocol.
Rankings page views in analytics aggregate human and agent traffic, and zero-result delta colors reflect the correct direction.
Reduced assistant errors while a response is streaming.
Assistant chat history now preserves response text when a response ends with a tool call.
Mermaid diagram actions now show on hover as expected.
Version switcher is scoped to the versions available in the current dropdown.
Navigation-level public: false settings are now respected in authentication metadata.
Long chat-history messages are truncated instead of horizontally scrolling.
Static assets and favicons now send X-Robots-Tag: noindex to keep them out of search results.
BreadcrumbList JSON-LD no longer emits empty list items.

July 10, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Custom domain, subdomain, and subpath hosting

Improved setup for custom domain, subdomain, and subpath hosting: Updated UI and steps on the Domain setup page. See Custom domain and Host at a subpath for more information.

Editor comments, suggestions, and performance

Comments and suggestions: Leave threaded comments on any text in the editor, reply, resolve, and @mention teammates with email notifications. Suggestion mode lets reviewers propose edits for authors to accept or reject.
Faster editor: Improvements to initial load and navigation updates make the editor faster and more responsive.
Collapsible headings: Collapse and expand sections under headings while editing to navigate long pages more easily.

Search filters and ranking

Search filters: Add filters to your docs search so readers can narrow results by product, version, or other categories.
Search boosting: Per-page boost values set in frontmatter are now applied to search rankings, and search no longer promotes down-boosted pages via title matches.

Enterprise security and access control

Require SSO with break-glass access: Enforce SSO sign-in for your entire organization, with designated break-glass members who can still sign in directly if your identity provider is unavailable. See SSO.
Network access IP allowlists: Restrict dashboard access to trusted IP ranges with the new network access settings, and apply IP allowlists to external API keys for granular control.
Dashboard session lifetimes and revocation: Configure how long dashboard sessions stay valid and revoke individual sessions from the members page, complementing the existing SSO controls.
Consolidated Identity & access page: Manage SSO, SCIM, and network access settings on a single “Identity & access” page in the dashboard.

Assistant and automations

Clarifying questions: The assistant can now ask clarifying questions when a user’s request is ambiguous. The assistant presents the questions as selectable option cards in chat.
Update from support feedback automation: The new Update from support feedback automation reviews resolved support conversations from connected third-party apps and drafts documentation updates.
Contact form opt-out: Turn off the assistant’s in-chat contact form from deflection settings if you don’t want the assistant to hand off to support.
Slack agent improvements: The Slack agent respects deploy-branch protection when choosing its review process, hides its review-process dropdown for Mintlify-hosted deployments, retries file fetches on upload races, and steers feedback reads to code mode.
Retrying an assistant response now regenerates the answer instead of appending a duplicate turn, the assistant surfaces stream errors instead of failing silently, no longer shows stale content after navigation, and answers from the context it has gathered instead of returning an empty message when it reaches its tool call limit.
Toggling an automation on or off no longer fails with a “workflow not found” error.

Other improvements

Schema.org JSON-LD on docs pages: Pages now include auto-generated schema.org structured data to improve search-engine understanding of your content.
System theme: Sites can now follow each reader’s operating system light or dark mode preference with the new system theme option.
Granular PDF exports: Export PDFs for specific pages or locales instead of the entire site.
Activity log deep links: Rows in the usage activity log now link to the automation run or assistant conversation that generated the charge.
Prorated cost preview: The billing page shows a prorated cost preview before you change credit tiers.
New localization codes: Added support for the zh-CN, zh-TW, and ja-JP locale codes.
Custom OAuth redirect URIs for MCP: Register your own allowed OAuth redirect URIs for your MCP server from the dashboard.
API playground: Paste a JSON body into the playground to auto-fill request body fields.
Support modal video attachments: Attach .mp4 recordings to support requests to give the team more context on issues.
Copy anchor URL from changelog: Clicking the link icon on a changelog entry now copies the anchor URL to your clipboard.
Visitor GEO on window.mintlify.geo: Client-side scripts can now read visitor country and region from window.mintlify.geo for personalization.

Bug fixes

Nested llms.txt files no longer 404.
End-user auth logout now performs a full-page navigation so state clears reliably.
MCP discovery correctly reports OAuth 2.0 authentication on auth-enabled deployments.
The billing page renders the plan for the current deployment instead of the organization default.
PDF export links are normalized, and the table of contents no longer renders empty for certain deployments.
Resolved accessibility violations in the Card, Tabs, and table components.
Sites using OneTrust cookie consent now correctly stop analytics when a visitor revokes consent.

July 2, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Assistant skills and support handoff

Assistant skills: Add skills that the assistant loads on demand via a loadSkill tool call, so it can answer with your team’s hand-written, opinionated guidance instead of relying on search results alone.
Assistant contact form: The assistant can now present an in-chat contact form to hand off to support or sales when a question can’t be answered from your content.
Themed query categories in assistant analytics: Assistant analytics groups related questions into categories and shows thumbs-up/thumbs-down sentiment per category, so you can review frequent topics your users are asking about.
Hosted MCP submit feedback tool: Agents connected to your hosted search MCP server can now report issues back to your team, recorded as unhelpful feedback in your analytics dashboard.

Enterprise security

Session IP allowlist: Restrict dashboard sessions to allowed IP ranges as part of your SSO and session security policy.
SCIM user provisioning and deprovisioning: Provision and deprovision users through SCIM, with automatic session revocation, machine-credential revocation, and audit-log events when a user is deactivated.

Improvements

Admin MCP consent UI: Redesigned admin MCP consent screen with a multi-select deployment picker, per-deployment scopes, and a new list_deployments discovery tool. Consent, auth paths, and code-mode SDK client are now scoped to the selected organization and deployment.
Hosted MCP admin connect page: New admin connect page and hosted MCP auth settings in the dashboard under Settings.
searchable frontmatter field: Set searchable: false on a page to omit it from site search results.
.md routes for section pages: Section landing and collection index pages now resolve at their .md route for AI/LLM tooling.
@mintlify PR bot on fork branches: The @mintlify GitHub bot now pushes comment edits directly to fork branches when the Mintlify app is installed on the fork, and supports PRs opened against docs repos.
Publish concurrency safety in the editor: The editor broadcasts when a publish starts so other clients block immediately, and the publish dropdown can be dismissed during loading. Publish failures now include a summary.
Resumable editor agent streams: The editor agent reconnects to in-flight streams after a disconnect instead of restarting from scratch.
Slack agent resilience: The Slack agent recovers cleanly when a message is interrupted and no longer leaves loaders spinning; switch-deployment flows are hardened.
SSO copy refresh: The SSO settings page has clearer sections and updated GitLab configuration instructions.
Usage activity CSV export: Export your usage activity log to CSV from the Usage page for deeper analysis, reporting, or record-keeping.

Bug fixes

Multi-repo deployments no longer prepend the mount path to OpenAPI endpoint entries.
llms.txt OpenAPI spec URLs no longer double up the custom base path.
Three-way merges in the editor no longer duplicate Step, iframe, or static HTML blocks.
The SEO audit no longer overwrites a page’s sidebarTitle.
Editing a doc file’s title in the editor no longer resets it to the default.
Assistant category occurrence counts now respect the selected date range.
Removed invalid charset, canonical, and og:* meta tags from rendered pages.
Automation run rows on the automations page are clickable to their details page, and the weekly run comparison indicator was removed.
Editor docs.json over 1 MB now falls back to the blob API so large configs load reliably.
Force-pushes to a connected Git branch are now handled gracefully during editor sync.
Self-hosted deployments correctly use the client URL as the preview base, and the self-host Lambda starts the self-hosted client.

June 26, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

New releases

Google Drive agent integration: The agent can now pull context from Google Drive alongside Slack, Notion, Linear, Jira, and other agent integrations.
Multi-repository deployments: Configure and reorder multiple Git sources for a deployment from the dashboard. See multi-repo setup.
Assistant page navigation: The AI assistant can navigate users directly to a relevant page as part of its answer.
Custom agent instructions in llms.txt and markdown: Custom agent instructions are now included in llms.txt, llms-full.txt, and per-page generated markdown.
Mintlify Slack app in the Slack Marketplace: The Mintlify Slack app is now publicly listed and installable from the Slack Marketplace.

Improvements

Automation PR grouping: When an automation run proposes new changes, it now checks whether they should be appended to an existing open docs PR rather than creating a new one, reducing duplicate PRs and review burden. Applies to Maintenance and Update from Code Changes automations.
Automation GitHub PR review experience: Docs PRs created by automations now post a comment each time they’re updated, explaining what changed and which code PRs were used as context. PR titles identify which automation created them, reviewers are auto-assigned based on who changed the relevant code, and follow-up runs update the PR summary in place.
HTML alternate link for markdown pages: Every page now exposes an HTML <link rel="alternate"> pointing to its markdown version, making it easier for AI tools and crawlers to discover the LLM-friendly content.
Real-time publish status in the editor: The editor now shows publish actions as they happen so you can see exactly when a change goes live.
Switch organization moved: The Switch organization menu option is now in the profile dropdown menu.
Cookie-consent gating for analytics: Third-party analytics scripts (GA4, GTM, and others) are now blocked until a visitor accepts cookies, helping you meet privacy requirements.
SSO enforcement on the frontend: The dashboard now honors backend 403s for SSO-only orgs and routes verified-domain users through SSO during sign-in.
Search indexes section landing pages: Section landing pages are now included in docs search results, and search indexes continue to build for sites that opt out of public indexing.
Assistant CSV export grouping: The assistant analytics CSV now includes a Conversation ID column and groups rows by conversation.
MCP server identity and instructions: The Mintlify MCP server now advertises instructions on initialize, helping clients use it more effectively.
Changelog automation runs show integration tools: Automation runs that produce changelog entries now display the integration tools that were used.
PDF export reliability: Large PDF exports are now batched and produce clearer error logs when something goes wrong.

Bug fixes

Subpath deployments now resolve .well-known links correctly.
Publishing from the editor no longer duplicates near-identical blocks during three-way merges.
Icon serialization in published pages is fixed.
Editor image uploads now retry if the request is rate limited.
MCP responses now forward upstream status codes correctly, and nested JSX is reconstructed properly for MCP clients.
The editor sidebar no longer renders a top fade gradient, and draft rows no longer show stale orange status dots.
Bold text inside headings renders with the correct weight.
The products selector dropdown column is wider so long names fit.

June 19, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

New releases

Workflows are now automations: Introducing automations. They have the same functionality as workflows, just a new name to better describe what they’re helping you do.
SSO enforcement and breakglass: Org owners can enforce SSO-only sign-in for members, configure verified domains, and manage breakglass emails from the dashboard for emergency access.
Full PDF export for authenticated sites: Authenticated sites can now generate full PDF exports, with auth cookies parsed so images and assets are included.
Self-hosted improvements: Self-hosted deployments can now serve a public docs domain, write sitemap.xml to S3 during static export, and support static exports. Webhooks now work in self-host mode.
mint analytics command removed: The command mint analytics is deprecated.

Improvements

Editor view changes: Open an automation run’s changed pages directly in the editor from the run review UI or Slack. Changed pages are highlighted, and unlisted pages are openable from the branch diff.
Typing performance: Fixed typing lag on long pages in the editor.
Mintlify bot reliability: The @mintlify GitHub bot is now more reliable across multi-comment iterations and posts a direct “view changes” link.
Preview deployments: Preview deployments now rebuild on push and are created from new webhook events for faster previews.
Search modal redesign: The search and assistant modal is redesigned with full keyboard and accessibility support and no flicker on open.
Mobile menu redesign: The docs topbar mobile menu has a refreshed design.
Product dropdown menus: Product dropdowns now support nested menus and divisions.
Luma wide mode:mode: "wide" now affects content positioning in the Luma theme.
CLI hot reload:docs.json hot reload is faster in the CLI.

Bug fixes

Bold text inside headings now renders with the correct font weight.
Search modal primary color now matches the configured theme.
Authenticated MCP requests propagate upstream responses to clients, and the authed MCP config rate limit was raised.
Failed React components in the dashboard now render an error boundary instead of crashing the page.
Removed the copy button from command-line code blocks where it wasn’t useful.
Duplicate merged changes during Git sync are now de-duplicated.
MCP OAuth routes are hidden when auth is disabled.
Assistant captcha copy updated for clarity.

June 12, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Authenticated sites on Starter plan

Mintlify auth on Starter: Mintlify-managed authentication is now available on the Starter plan.

Editor improvements

Drafts and publishing flow: Make changes in a draft, request review, and publish — all from the web editor. Drafts autocommit as you work, and renaming or updating a draft updates the underlying pull request.
Create non-.mdx files: Add JSON, YAML, and other supported file types directly from the editor file tree.
Topbar redesign: A cleaner editor topbar with reorganized controls.
Faster initial load: The editor’s first file and navigation load is significantly faster, with prefetching for visible nav tree pages.
New link UX: A redesigned inline link editor in the WYSIWYG view.
Folding and sticky headings: Long pages support collapsible headings, and sticky headings are clickable to jump back up the page.
Render reason in agent panel: The editor’s agent panel now shows the reason behind each action it takes.
PR review polling: The editor polls for PR review status so reviewer feedback shows up without a refresh.

Search and AI

Markdown in search results: Search via MCP, the assistant, and the agent now returns markdown, giving AI clients better page context.
Project-level noindex: Site owners can hide an entire project from search engines.
Unversioned search: Pages without a version are included in search results when searchSettings.unversioned is set, with breadcrumbs that show their version context.
Claude Code classification: Analytics now recognize Claude Code user agents and count AI agent HTML pageviews alongside markdown views.

Bug fixes

Long-queued or stalled automation runs now time out reliably after 25 hours.
Renaming files between .mdx and other extensions in the editor now works.
Click-to-reposition the cursor in the editor file tree rename input.
Adding files to docs.json in the editor no longer requires a reset.
Image renames in the editor now work.
The active page node is revealed in the editor navigation on load.
Search results anchor to the page top or title-matching section instead of arbitrary subsections.
Bad frontmatter no longer crashes page builds.
Automations home banner shows a toast when a custom automation delete fails, and prefers an error message over a summary for failed runs.
“Ran x ago” labels tick during polling.
Live badges across the product now use a consistent check icon.
Favicon proxy handles encoding headers correctly.
Duplicate navigation group names render without collisions.
Renamed contextual menu action “Open in Windsurf” to “Open in Devin Desktop” and uses the devin:// deep link.

June 5, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Agent and automation integrations

Agent integrations: The agent can now connect to more third-party apps, including Google Calendar, Intercom, Jira, Linear, Notion, Salesforce, and Slack.
Automation integrations: Automations can use the same third-party apps as context for automation runs.

Slack agent

Enterprise Grid support: The Slack agent now installs on Slack Enterprise Grid and org-wide workspaces.
Streaming work: The agent now streams rich updates while it works, so you can follow along with what it’s doing in Slack.
Manage billing button: The credits-exhausted reply now includes a one-click Manage billing button.

Search

Better ranking: In-product search now supports prefix matching, title-match promotion, and unicode tokenization, so partial queries and identifier searches surface the right pages faster.
Word-prefix highlighting: Matching word prefixes highlight in search results.

Improvements

Automation stale review reminders: Automations that open pull requests now send Slack reminders when reviews go stale.

Bug fixes

Initial file and navigation load in the web editor is faster.
Switching between deployments in the editor now works more reliably.
The agent history view scrolls correctly.
Files in the editor file tree alphabetize after you create a new file.
Accordions open automatically when you navigate to their hash anchor on the same page.
The editor agent shows its overage and credit status before you send a message.
Slack agent installs are rejected when the workspace is already owned by another organization, preventing cross-org conflicts.
Future date selection in the dashboard uses the correct styles.

May 29, 2026

New releasesImprovementsBug fixes

Editor

More ways to edit and configure your docs directly from the web editor:

Visual docs.json editor: A redesigned configuration editor lets you edit docs.json visually and sync changes back to the navigation tree.
Page settings panel: The new page settings panel lets you view and edit frontmatter in the file explorer view.
Hide branches toggle: A new toggle hides branch indicators in the editor view for a cleaner workspace.
Better link editing: Editing inline links is faster with an improved link editor experience.
Fullscreen table mode: Edit large tables in a dedicated fullscreen view.
Drag and drop Markdown: You can now drag and drop Markdown files into the editor to upload them.
Brand icons in icon picker: Brand icons are now available alongside the rest of the icon library.

Editor agent

Searches Mintlify docs: The agent can now search the Mintlify documentation while you work in the editor, so you’re always connected to the source of truth for Mintlify while updating content.
Edit and delete non-content files: The agent can manage non-content files in your repository in addition to pages.
File attachments: Attach files directly to the agent.
Interrupt mid-stream: Stop the agent while it’s streaming a response if you want to redirect it.

Automations

Draft improvements from user feedback: This new automation reviews recent page feedback and opens pull requests based on what users report.
The update from code changes automation (formerly sync content with code) defaults to run on a schedule rather than triggering on every code change. When it runs, the agent scans all code changes since the last run and opens one PR per related set of documentation updates. If a PR is still open from a previous automation run, new changes are appended to it rather than creating a new PR. This means a release worked on over several weeks produces a single docs PR to review instead of one per commit.
Automation titles and copy across the dashboard updated for clarity.

API playground

Callbacks on API reference pages: OpenAPI callbacks now render on API reference pages so readers can see the requests your API sends back.
Download API spec: A new Download API spec option is available from the contextual menu on API reference pages.

Admin MCP

Agents that connect to the admin MCP can now read and modify most dashboard settings directly. This lets you configure your entire Mintlify setup without touching the dashboard and gives AI agents direct access to your analytics data. Supported operations include:

Enabling and disabling automations
Creating custom automations
Managing authentication settings
Configuring custom domains
Reading and analyzing analytics data

Agent discoverability

MCP server card: Mintlify now serves an MCP server card at the well-known paths MCP scanners probe, including server info and customer name, making it easier for clients to discover your MCP server.
Content-Signal directives: Tenant robots.txt files now include Content-Signal directives to communicate AI usage preferences to crawlers.
AI discoverability for partially authenticated sites: Deployments with partial authentication now serve sitemap.xml, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, and robots.txt publicly, so AI crawlers and agents can discover your content even when parts of your site require authentication.

Improvements

Switch organizations without signing out: You can now move between organizations with one click. No more re-authenticating to switch projects.
Snippet variables in code blocks: Reusable snippets now support variables inside code blocks, so you can parameterize examples consistently.

Bug fixes

Custom heading IDs now preserve casing (camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case).
Navigation breadcrumbs render above page-level hits in search results.
Enum defaults pre-populate when you add new array items in the API playground.
.xml files are now treated as valid link targets by the broken-links checker.
Changelog pages now include an RSS feed discovery meta tag so readers can subscribe directly from the page.
Bullet point behavior in the editor is fixed, including continuing and exiting lists.
Pasting copied web images no longer creates duplicate broken image nodes.
Large editor media uploads now use direct-to-S3 presigned URLs, bypassing the previous 4.5 MB function payload limit.
GitHub edit links now work correctly for .md pages.
Slash commands and the file settings sheet behave correctly in the file tree.

May 22, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Web Editor

We’ve continued to enhance our web editor with a number of functionality and UI improvements.

More editable file types: A broader set of file extensions can now be opened and edited directly in the web editor, while executable uploads are blocked for safety.
Agent chat panel relocated: The agent chat panel has been repolished and now sits to the left of the file explorer, making it easier to chat and navigate at the same time.
Editor settings: A new settings panel and redesigned settings modal give you a single place to manage per-editor preferences. See Web editor.
File-tree navigation by default: Newly onboarded users start in the file-tree view instead of the legacy list view.
Browser tab titling: The browser tab name now dynamically updates to match the active file, so you always know which file you’re editing.

Automations

New Draft improvements from assistant conversations automation reviews trends from user questions and suggests documentation updates to address gaps. See Automations.
Context repositories can now be configured directly for some automations so you can add the repos an automation should reference while running.
Automation settings now open in a side panel instead of a modal, making it easier to tweak settings while reviewing Automation Runs.

Search Improvements

Maximum search results lets you control how many results the in-product search bar returns per query. Tune this alongside search boosts to fit how readers navigate your docs. See Search for details.
Searchable hidden tabs and groups: Hidden tabs and groups now support a searchable: true option that exposes their descendant pages to in-product search, the sitemap, and AI context. Use it when you rely on hidden tabs in your navigation (for example, for per-product isolated sidebars) and still want those pages indexed. See Hidden pages for details.

Improvements

Slack Agent: The Slack agent now supports GitLab alongside GitHub for repository-aware automations.
Sidebar Navigation: Sidebar navigation state and scroll position are now preserved across page navigation.
Accessibility: Accessibility improvements across docs, including the table of contents and mobile agent panel.
AsyncAPI schemas: Array and combinatorial (oneOf / anyOf / allOf) schemas now expand to show their child attributes in the API reference.
API playground: any and undefined types are now handled like oneOf schemas, letting users pick a concrete shape when sending a request.

May 15, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Web Editor

The editor has been redesigned for live collaboration, parsing, and stability. Additional improvements include:

Agent panel: Chat with the editor agent inline — attach files, view per-session diffs, leave feedback, and jump to the page the agent edited.
Add to Assistant: Send highlighted content straight to the Assistant from the editor toolbar.
File tree: Create folders, create unlisted pages, and rename items in the file tree. Add unlisted Markdown into the navigation tree, and open unlisted Markdown and media files directly from the tree.

Improvements

Automations: New Add GitHub repositories link in the Automations repository dropdown makes it easier to connect additional repositories without leaving the page. The Automation Runs tab now defaults to All runs when nothing currently needs review, and a View all runs button on the empty state clears active filters in one click.
Mintlify Agent: The Mintlify agent can now be installed in your Slack workspace even without having a Mintlify-hosted deployment. Additionally, viewer-role users can now ask questions and get answers using read-only tools, and the agent now uses prior thread images and message reactions as additional context.
Schema graph callbacks: API reference pages now render OpenAPI callbacks in the schema graph.
Danish language support added.

Bug fixes

Restored the editor’s agent history panel.
Fixed live collaboration for hidden blocks in the editor.
Fixed cases where the source editor would misparse content.
Fixed Cmd+B so it toggles the nav sidebar from anywhere in the dashboard.
Fixed keyboard navigation and default open state for the agent panel.
Fixed thumbs-up/down feedback being double-counted in the analytics dashboard.
The chat CSV export now always includes the Query category column.
Fixed an issue where root pages could be incorrectly stamped as public.

May 8, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Expanded MCP content access

Authenticated MCP servers now return more of your content to authorized users. Authenticated users can search public pages plus any pages they have permission to access based on their user groups, instead of being limited to public pages only. Client credentials return all public pages and authenticated pages that aren’t restricted to specific groups.The Mintlify MCP list_nodes tool now supports filtering by parentId (with optional recursive traversal), multiple node types, and additional division scopes including dropdown, anchor, product, and item. Results are paginated through an opaque cursor. See the Mintlify MCP documentation for more details.

Assistant credit packages

The assistant billing experience has been updated to use credit-based packages across all plans, with consistent terminology in the dashboard and usage controls. No changes to existing credit balances or usage.

AsyncAPI nested groups

The asyncapi property now supports nested groups, so you can generate channel pages inside a subsection of a broader API group or combine multiple AsyncAPI specifications under a shared parent.

Improvements

Slack agent now requests permission to run third-party actions such as sending an email or creating a ticket.
The editor now lets you drag images and videos from the navigation tree directly onto a page to embed existing media inline.
Mermaid diagrams in the editor now support a fullscreen mode for easier editing of complex diagrams.
The custom domain dashboard now displays both verification TXT records (_acme-challenge and _cf-custom-hostname) with live verification status, so you can confirm DNS is correct before pointing your CNAME at Mintlify. See custom domain for more details.
TLS certificate provisioning for custom domains is now handled directly by Mintlify.
GitLab-connected deployments can now revalidate their Git source from the Git settings page by clicking the Active badge, useful when branch options or configuration appear stale.
The feedback dashboard detailed feedback view now only shows submissions that include written comments, making qualitative feedback easier to scan.

May 1, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Automations

Automations have been rebuilt with a new dashboard experience.

Optimized automation templates: Mintlify maintains prompts for common content creation and maintenance tasks. Turn on these automations and let the agent handle the rest. Mintlify routinely improves the prompts so that you don’t have to.
Quicker setup: Toggle on an automation and adjust any optional settings. No more YAML configuration or iterating on Markdown prompts.
Custom automations: In addition to built-in automations, you can create your own automations.

See the automations documentation for more details.

Editor

The editor is redesigned for better collaboration and improved stability. The editor now supports real-time collaboration, automatic saving across devices, and improved syncing.See the editor documentation for more details.The classic editor sunsets in May 2026.

Agent score

Agent score evaluates how agent-ready your site is. It is a free tool built on the open source AFDocs spec with additional checks based on Mintlify’s research and best practices.

Mintlify MCP

The Mintlify MCP server lets you directly update your content and site with your preferred AI tools. Connect any MCP client like Claude, Claude Code, or Cursor to the Mintlify MCP to collaborate on your Mintlify content with the same tools you use to write code. When you use the MCP server, all changes happen on a branch and require a pull request to merge.See the Mintlify MCP documentation for more details.

Agent connections

Ask the agent in Slack to set up any third-party integration that it should use as context. Prompt the agent to connect to a service like GitHub, Jira, Notion, Google Drive, Confluence, or any other service that you use.The agent uses Composio to support a broad catalog of third-party services, including issue trackers, knowledge bases, CRMs, and developer tools. See the Composio toolkits catalog for the full list of supported services.

Section-level search boost

Search indexing now supports section-level boosts and page-level boosts, letting you promote specific content so it ranks higher for relevant queries. See the Search documentation for more details.

Improvements

Control whether OpenAPI-generated reference pages are included in your Markdown export and llms-full.txt
Search improvements: matched query terms highlighted in search results, search indexes content inside alt text, tag-based search filters are case-insensitive, and snippets no longer duplicate page titles.
Banner components support more types and per-user dismissibility.
Authenticated navigation now stays sticky while scrolling.
The Slack agent can now clone any repository the Mintlify GitHub App has access to and is aware of every repo in your org when answering questions.
The Assistant CSV export and API now include resolution status for each conversation.
llms-full.txt correctly prefixes root-relative links with your deployment’s base path.
Pages served as Markdown now include an llms.txt directive in the HTML version so agents can discover the AI-friendly route.

Bug fixes

Fixed copying of personalized code blocks so the rendered values are copied instead of the templated source.
Fixed prefetching incorrectly attempting to fetch external links.
Fixed prose styling for the Tabs component.
Fixed offset alignment for blocks placed inside a Column.
Fixed code block loading flicker on Chromatic-hosted sites.
Fixed AsyncAPI reference page content positioning.
Fixed media file paths with special characters not loading correctly.
Fixed search results not finding bare queries like search.
Fixed self-serve deployment errors in the dashboard.
Fixed an automation card toggle that could blank the dashboard page.

April 24, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Preview Deployment API

A public API for generating preview deployments is now available. Use it to trigger previews from your own tooling—useful when your Git workflow doesn’t map cleanly to standard branch-based preview triggers. See Trigger preview deployment for more details.

Git onboarding and settings redesign

The Git settings page has been redesigned with a new layout. Mintlify-hosted customers migrating to their own GitHub or GitLab repository now get a step-by-step flow that walks through the full migration process.

Web editor improvements

The web editor now shows the full Git diff for the current branch, including changes already pushed. Review everything modified in one place before publishing or opening a pull request.Changes now persist locally, so edits made while offline are preserved and synced automatically when your connection returns.

Emoji picker: Type : to open an emoji picker and insert emojis inline.
Accordion reordering: Drag and drop to rearrange accordions inside an accordion group without editing MDX.
Editable color component: Update color swatches directly in the editor without editing MDX.
SVG file upload: Upload SVG files from the editor configuration view.

Redirect destination checks

The mint broken-links command now supports an option to validate redirect destinations. Catch redirects that point to missing pages before they reach production.

Improvements

Pages expose a data-current-path HTML attribute for easier custom scripting and analytics targeting.
Hidden pages now respect the seo.indexing: all setting so you can still index specific pages that are excluded from navigation.

Bug fixes

Fixed Git source privacy validation so private repositories are correctly detected after saving Git settings.
Fixed a parsing issue where a single $ was treated as inline math. Dollar signs now render as plain text unless wrapped in math delimiters.
Fixed broken-links false positives on API reference pages generated from OpenAPI specs.
Fixed OpenAPI endpoint resolution when paths contain trailing slashes.
Fixed the mint CLI version resolving incorrectly when run via npx.
Fixed the create PR button not re-enabling after saving changes on a branch in the editor.
Fixed symlink handling for skill files stored outside the content directory.
Fixed the Luma integration table of contents position.
Fixed deployment URLs not including the page href for direct links.

April 17, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Visibility component

The new Visibility component lets you show different content to human readers and AI agents on the same page. Wrap content in <Visibility for="humans"> to display it only on the web version of a page or <Visibility for="agents"> to include it only in Markdown output consumed by AI tools. Useful for tailoring instructions, examples, or formatting to each audience without maintaining separate pages.

Agent feedback

Enable agent feedback in your deployment settings to let agents submit structured feedback about your documentation. When turned on, Markdown versions of your pages include feedback instructions so agents know how to report any issues they encounter accessing your documentation. Available as a beta feature in the dashboard under deployment add-ons.

MCP filesystem access

MCP servers now include a query docs filesystem tool that lets agents browse and read your documentation’s file structure directly. Agents can navigate directories, read full page content, and batch-read multiple pages in a single call. This tool replaces the get_page tool.

Git setup wizard

A new step-by-step wizard on the Git settings page guides you through connecting a GitHub or GitLab repository for the first time. Choose between one-click cloning or manual repository selection, with support for organization selection, branch configuration, and subdirectory setup.

GitLab OAuth for automations

Automations now support GitLab repositories through OAuth authentication. Connect your GitLab account from the dashboard to use GitLab repos as documentation sources, trigger repositories, or context repositories in your automations. The agent opens merge requests on GitLab just like it opens pull requests on GitHub.

Improvements

Pasting valid MDX components into the editor now preserves component structure instead of converting to plain text.
Long sidebar navigation titles now hyphenate automatically to prevent overflow.
The editor now resolves $ref references in split configuration files.
The Slack agent system prompt has been improved for more accurate and helpful responses.
llms.txt now includes blockquote summaries for better page descriptions.
Custom skill.md files in your repository are now detected correctly during deployment.

Deprecations

File-based automations are deprecated. Create automations from the dashboard instead. Existing automations from files continue to work, but new automations must be created in the dashboard.

Bug fixes

Fixed instances of relative links in index.mdx files not resolving correctly.
Fixed the copy button for code blocks in assistant responses.
Fixed the table of contents not updating after page content changes.
Fixed code block titles not displaying correctly.
Fixed default border color for dark mode.
Fixed the mint analytics feedback CLI command sending incorrect feedback type values.
Fixed a shadow artifact on number stepper buttons.
Fixed client-side navigation for related links.

April 10, 2026

New releasesImprovements

CLI analytics

The mint analytics command lets you view traffic, search queries, user feedback, and assistant conversations from the terminal for better integration with agents.Use subcommands to explore specific data:

mint analytics stats — views, visitors, searches, feedback, and assistant usage for a date range
mint analytics search — search queries with hit counts and click-through rates
mint analytics feedback — page and code snippet feedback submitted by users
mint analytics conversation list — recent assistant conversations

All subcommands support --from, --to, and --format flags. Output formats include plain (default), table, json, and graph.

Directory listings

Navigation groups with a root page can now display a directory listing of their child pages. Set the directory property on a group, tab, or the top-level navigation object to "accordion" or "card" to automatically generate an overview of the section’s content. Useful for help centers and other sites where users need a quick way to browse all available pages in a section.

Multi-skill support

Serve multiple skill files from a .mintlify/skills/ directory. Each subdirectory with a SKILL.md file is discovered and served automatically, so you can organize skills by feature or domain.

Slack agent improvements

Multiple deployments: Organizations with multiple documentation sites can now use the Slack agent across all of them. The agent prompts you to choose a deployment on first use, and your preference is saved per Slack account.
Read-only mode: The Slack agent now classifies messages and responds in read-only mode for questions that only need information retrieval, reserving write access for requests that require documentation changes.

Client credentials for authenticated MCP

Client credentials are now available for authenticated MCP servers. Use client credentials to connect programmatically without a browser-based login—ideal for server-side integrations, CI/CD pipelines, and automated workflows. Create and manage credentials from the MCP server page in your dashboard.

Improvements

The mint new command now supports creating projects from pre-defined templates with the --template flag.
The CLI now auto-refreshes expired access tokens, so you no longer need to re-run mint login after a session expires.
The assistant is now available in mint dev local previews.
CLI UX improvements: grayed-out login URLs for clarity, standardized log formatting, and mint status now shows the CLI version.
OpenAPI x-group extension support for organizing API endpoints into custom groups.
Horizontal rules (<hr />) are now supported in MDX content.
Automations now surface in the dashboard inbox for easier tracking. The automation list also displays PR names for quicker identification.
The mint export command now includes API reference pages generated from OpenAPI specifications.
The slash command menu in the editor has been redesigned with improved organization and discoverability.
Improved the UI of the editor publish flow and page creation interface.
Improved abuse prevention for the assistant.
Added Finnish as a supported localization language.

Bug fixes

Fixed custom heading IDs not being processed before MDX parsing, which could cause anchors to break on certain pages.
Fixed the SEO and metadata audit automation template from incorrectly modifying API endpoint pages.
Fixed deprecated label text wrapping in the dashboard.
Fixed inline formatting (bold, italic, code) not applying correctly in the editor in certain contexts.
Fixed directory folder icon colors not matching the configured theme.
Fixed a badge illustration rendering issue in the dashboard.
Fixed an issue where switching branches could leave the editor in an inconsistent state.
Fixed API response example generation failing for certain OpenAPI schema types.
Fixed pages marked as hidden still appearing in the sitemap.

April 3, 2026

New releasesImprovements

get_page MCP tool

MCP servers that Mintlify generates now include a get_page tool that lets AI agents fetch full page content by path. Agents can retrieve complete documentation pages for deeper context beyond search results.

Password-protected preview links

Preview deployments now support password-protection. Share preview links without exposing content publicly.

SAML group role mappings

Organizations using SAML SSO can now map SAML groups to dashboard roles for automatic role assignment when team members sign in.

Improvements

Redesigned the editor configuration settings page with an improved layout and autosave support.
Pages auto-generated from OpenAPI specifications now appear in the web editor as read-only entries.
Video support in live preview. Embedded mp4, webm, and mov files now render correctly during local development.
Automations can now be disabled and re-enabled from the dashboard.
Assistant analytics now show usage broken down by source (web vs API) in the dashboard.
Authenticated MCP search now correctly filters results based on the user’s authentication groups.
Slack agent responses now show tool call summaries instead of raw tool calls for clearer information of what the agent is doing.
Frontmatter title and sidebarTitle now take precedence over inferred metadata in the sidebar.
MDX content in page descriptions now renders correctly on authenticated deployments.

Bug fixes

Fixed API playground request body construction for certain endpoints.
Fixed light and dark mode image parsing in the editor.
Fixed layout shift caused by the text selection tooltip.
Fixed badge and icon visual diff detection in the editor.
Fixed OpenAPI title and description not resolving for pages referenced by file path.
Fixed automation automerge toggle not properly disabling when set to off.
Fixed API playground including optional object fields with required children in generated request bodies.
Fixed keyboard activation for the feedback analytics table selection checkbox.

March 27, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Linear integration

Connect your Linear workspace from the agent settings page to give the agent access to your Linear issues. The agent can reference issues and comments as context when generating documentation updates or you can delegate issues to the agent directly in your Linear workspace.

Notion integration

Connect your Notion workspace from the agent settings page to give the agent read access to your Notion content. The agent can reference Notion pages as context when generating documentation updates.

Offline export

Package your entire documentation site into a self-contained zip archive with the mint export CLI command. Share the zip so your users can view your docs in their browser without an internet connection or a Mintlify account.

Inline AI editing

Use inline AI editing to generate, rewrite, and restructure content directly in the visual editor. Select text and choose from preset actions or type a custom instruction. Changes stream in as a highlighted diff so you can review before applying.

Composable `docs.json`

Split large configurations into smaller files using $ref references. Each $ref points to a separate JSON file resolved at build time.

`data-active` CSS selectors

Sidebar items, table of contents entries, and navigation dropdowns now expose a stable data-active attribute for custom CSS targeting. Use selectors like .toc-item[data-active] or #sidebar-content li[data-active] to style active states without relying on internal class names.

Agent-skills discovery endpoint

Documentation sites now serve a /.well-known/agent-skills/ discovery endpoint following the agent-skills 0.2.0 spec. AI agents can programmatically discover and fetch your skill files with content integrity verification.

API playground credentials

A new api.playground.credentials option sends browser-managed credentials (like cookies and session tokens) with API playground requests when the proxy is disabled. Useful for APIs that use cookie-based authentication.

Improvements

Custom heading IDs now supported. Search results deep-link to sections that use custom IDs.
Navigation entries in docs.json now support anchor links (# links).
Automations dashboard redesigned with card view, clearer run history, action dropdowns, and improved empty states.
Editor navigation now syncs with the server for persistent changes and multi-user conflict resolution.
MCP search now respects authentication permissions, so search results only include pages the user has access to.
Heap analytics now properly forwards page views and custom events.

Bug fixes

Fixed Luma theme primary button color not applying from docs.json.
Fixed code block tooltips using incorrect tooltip primitives.
Fixed live preview fallback behavior in the editor.
Fixed links in static HTML content within the editor.
Fixed icon paths on authenticated deployments.
Fixed navigation root pages on authenticated deployments.
Fixed text selection tooltip positioning.
Fixed assistant CSV export missing the sources column.
Fixed nested code block parsing.
Fixed padding for tables inside tabs.
Fixed Frame component hint icon vertical alignment.
Fixed navigation item badge wrapping.
Fixed API key being erased during prefill examples.
Fixed linked code snippets in cards not being clickable.

March 20, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Authenticated MCP route

A new authenticated route is available for MCP servers, enabling secure search over documentation sites with authentication enabled.

New contextual menu options

The contextual menu now includes options for Google AI Studio, Devin, and Windsurf. Users can open any documentation page directly in these tools with the page content preloaded as context.

Self-hosted GitLab configuration

You can now configure self-hosted GitLab instances directly from the dashboard. GitLab API requests are proxied through the server, removing the need for browser-based authentication to your GitLab instance.

Invite multiple members

Invite multiple team members to your organization at once from the dashboard instead of sending invitations one at a time.

Improvements

User profile pictures now displayed throughout the dashboard for a more personalized experience.
Automation templates updated with improved prompts.
Automation run history now viewable from the dashboard with the ability to monitor status and close PRs.
Slack notifications for automations now configurable from the dashboard.
Editor performance improvements: fixed typing latency and persistence blocking in large repositories, virtualized file lists for repositories with many files.
Card layout shift on initial page load eliminated.
Dashboard analytics date-picker responsiveness improved.
Search now uses a unified endpoint with improved performance and consistency.

Bug fixes

Fixed Columns component layout regression.
Fixed AsyncAPI enum parameters showing as plain type strings.
Fixed Aspen and Luma theme layout issues.
Fixed columns component layout breaking across multiple themes.
Fixed banner-related layout shift in the Luma theme.
Fixed API playground prefill examples not working in certain themes.
Fixed Markdown list rendering in the API playground.
Fixed base path not applied correctly to internal links.
Fixed base path incorrectly applied to protocol-relative links.
Fixed nested block elements inside lists.
Fixed code block tooltip appearing for Prompt and Mermaid components.
Fixed hidden page children not appearing in decorated navigation.

March 13, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Automation templates

Create automations faster with pre-built templates in the dashboard. Choose from templates for changelog generation, API docs sync, feature documentation drafts, broken link detection, SEO audits, and more. Templates include optimized prompts and trigger configurations to get you started quickly.

Automation CLI command

Create automations files from the command line with the mint automation CLI command. Interactive prompts guide you through name, trigger, context, and instructions.

Agent API v2

Trigger the agent programmatically with the new /v2/agent endpoints. Submit a job with a prompt and optional context, then poll for completion status and the resulting pull request link. Useful for integrating agent-driven documentation updates into your own CI/CD pipelines or internal tooling.

Additional language support

Added support for localization in Hungarian (Magyar) and Catalan.

Per-page feedback analytics

View feedback broken down by individual pages in your analytics dashboard.

Improvements

YouTube and Loom embeds available in the editor slash command menu
Localized footer and navbar content per locale
Slack assistant shows status indicators while processing
Automations can now send Slack notifications with auto-merge status
Editor now supports spellcheck
Dashboard layout improvements for mobile and responsive views

Bug fixes

Fixed HTTP redirect status codes to use the proper 308 and 307 responses
Fixed sidebar flicker with advanced footer configuration
Fixed margin spacing for first item inside tabs
Fixed editor refresh issues
Fixed PDF export styling issues
Fixed footer hidden on custom pages for Mint, Maple, Willow, and Linden themes
Fixed .md routes not generating titles from slugs
Fixed cron automations created via the dashboard not auto-triggering
Fixed recursive automation runs
Fixed agent from re-creating a PR when prompted for follow up changes
Fixed agent session errors for multi-lingual sessions

March 6, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Auto-generate documentation from public repositories

Auto-generate a complete documentation site from any public GitHub repository. Replace github.com with mintlify.com in any public repository URL to instantly preview generated documentation. If you are the repository owner, claim the documentation site to add it to your Mintlify organization and customize it.

Assistant improvements

The assistant now supports multi-modal input. Attach files to messages to provide additional context. Drag and drop or paste images, PDFs, and code files directly into the chat.The assistant can now generate page-specific example questions.The assistant now also builds context from the page a user is on and indexes entire OpenAPI specifications.

Default Vale configuration updates

The default Vale configuration now parses MDX as MD to avoid fragility with JSX. Previously, Vale returned false positive errors on any JSX inside of MDX components. Now, Vale parses MDX as MD to avoid these errors with tokenIgnores and blockIgnores for MDX and JSX elements that Vale should skip.

Improvements

Automations now support up to 50 runs per day, increased from 20.
Full base URL now supported in the API playground by configuring api.url in docs.json.
Dashboard layout updated with improved navigation and sidebar access for the editor and settings pages.
Editor search bar redesigned with better UX for finding and navigating to files.
Nested drag-and-drop support for lists in the editor.
Twoslash support for inline TypeScript type information in code blocks.
Deployment history now distinguishes between queued and in-progress states.

Bug fixes

Fixed OAuth and JWT redirects for authenticated docs.
Fixed cursor jumping when pasting text in the editor.
Fixed keyboard shortcuts for canceling assistant messages.
Fixed branch names with underscores not working in the editor.
Fixed link border colors in callout components.
Fixed mobile zoom behavior for input fields.

February 27, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Automations

Automate documentation tasks with automations. Set up scheduled or event-triggered automations that run the agent to update your documentation.Automations are in beta and available on all plans.

Comments and suggestions

Collaborate directly in the web editor with comments and suggestions. Select text to leave feedback, mention teammates, or suggest changes.

Luma theme

New Luma theme available for a minimal, calm design.

Improvements

Search filters now support filtering by language.
Rename files in the editor file tree.
Global variables support in the API playground.
OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specs now included in llms.txt.
Adobe Analytics integration support.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) now works with partially authenticated docs.

Bug fixes

Fixed 404 pages returning incorrect HTTP status codes.
Fixed merge conflict resolution in the editor.
Fixed Mermaid diagram placeholder rendering.
Fixed frontmatter parsing in the editor.
Fixed table tooltip positioning.
Fixed dark/light image rendering without Frame wrapper.

February 20, 2026

New releasesImprovements

`assistant.md` and `agent.md` support

Use .mintlify/Assistant.md and .mintlify/AGENTS.md files in your repository to customize the agent and assistant behaviors. See Customize assistant behavior and Customize agent behavior for more information.

Custom frontend

Bring your own frontend and use the Mintlify content engine to publish your documentation and enable AI tools. See the custom frontend guide for more information.

Improvements

New search functionality in the web editor makes it easier to find and navigate to files across your documentation.
Drag to add table rows and columns directly in the editor for faster table creation and modification.
The API playground now supports audio response examples, making it easier to document audio-related API endpoints.

Bug fixes

Fixed layout shift issues in the Sequoia theme.
Fixed logout timeout issues.
Fixed accordion ID deduplication to prevent duplicate anchor links.
Improved SVG sanitization for better security.

February 13, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Prompt component

Use the prompt component to display copyable prompts. Designed for sharing AI prompts and supports opening prompts directly in Cursor.

Sequoia theme

The Sequoia theme features redesigned table of contents with the contextual menu in the sidebar.

Tabler icon support

You can now use Tabler icons throughout your documentation by setting "library": "tabler" in your docs.json icons configuration.

Add MCP in contextual menu

The contextual menu now includes an option to add a copyable command to install your docs MCP server.

`root` in groups

Navigation groups now support a root property to set a landing page for the group. Clicking the group header navigates to the root page instead of expanding the group.

Editor improvements

Improved editing experience for table, accordion, and card components.
Global block selection for easier multi-block editing.
Improved branch creation and pull request workflow with clearer status indicators.

Feedback email capture

The feedback form now includes an optional email field so users can provide contact information when submitting feedback.

February 6, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Self-serve SSO configuration

Enterprise customers can now configure SAML SSO (Okta or Microsoft Entra) directly from the dashboard, including just-in-time (JIT) provisioning, provider switching, and connection removal.

Viewer role

New viewer role with read-only access to your dashboard. Viewers can see content in the editor, but they cannot edit content, invite members, or modify configurations.

Human/AI traffic toggle

The analytics page now shows separate human and AI traffic tabs.

Slash command menu redesign

The editor slash menu now features type-to-search, improved keyboard navigation, and other UX improvements.

Bug fixes

Fixed table cell overflow in dashboard tables.
Renaming files via the configuration sheet in the editor now properly saves changes.
MDX parsing errors, like an unclosed <Card> tag, now update dynamically as you fix them instead of persisting incorrectly across reloads.
Drag-and-drop handles in the editor now align correctly with different content types like headings or paragraphs with consistent sizing and better hit areas.

January 30, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Skills installation simplified

Install skill.md files using just a documentation URL. No path to the skill.md file needed.

npx skills add mintlify.com/docs

Revamped analytics page

Improved navigation between analytics tabs. More actionable insights and better data visualization.

Editor improvements

Editable icons
What-you-see-is-what-you-get title and description editing for Cards, Accordions, and Steps components
Hide and unhide pages from your navigation
Local image support in live preview
Code block triggering with
More precise drag handle selection
Stability improvements

Updated assistant page

Manage all assistant features in one page with a cleaner layout and better UX.

MCP filtering

AI agents can now filter MCP search results by parameters.

Other

“Open in Grok” support in the contextual menu
Zip file upload support in onboarding

Bug fixes

Fixed a caching issue that caused the sidebar to show incorrect expanded/collapsed states when navigating between pages.
Resolved scroll position issues on custom pages so content displays correctly.
Fixed conflicts when multiple Mermaid diagrams appeared on the same page.
Fixed a rendering loop that could cause performance issues with the Tabs component.
Fixed the password reset button not working.
The AI assistant no longer appears when printing pages.
Fixed the cursor being invisible in dark mode.
Fixed a bug that could strip style attributes in MDX.
Fixed an issue where page “last modified” dates updated incorrectly during global config changes.
Fixed authentication issues affecting index pages from properly rendering.
GitHub status is now properly surfaced during onboarding if GitHub is down.

January 23, 2026

New releasesImprovements

`skill.md` auto-generation

Documentation sites now auto-generate a skill.md file based on your API references, guides, and features to give AI agents a comprehensive skills file with context on how to help people use your product. skill.md replaces the install.md approach with more structured capabilities and wider adoption. If you have a custom skills.md file at the root of your documentation repository, it replaces the auto-generated version. See skill.md for more information.

Audit logs for authentication events

Events are now tracked in audit logs for visibility and compliance.

Markdown export for agents

Documentation pages now serve raw markdown when the Accept: text/markdown header is sent, which enables better AI agent consumption of content.

Improvements

Combined authentication, partial authentication, and personalization into a single authentication experience. See Authentication setup for more information.
Hidden pages now automatically receive noindex meta tags for better SEO control.
Added markdown support for image captions.

January 16, 2026

New releasesImprovements

`install.md` auto-generation

Documentation sites now auto-generate an install.md file that aggregates installation-related pages like quickstarts, getting started, installation, and setup guides for AI agents. If you have a custom install.md file in your documentation repository, it takes priority over the auto-generated version.

Web editor improvements

Live preview: See real-time changes as you edit your documentation in the web editor. Live previews show your site exactly as it appears when published, without creating a preview deployment.
Unused files section: The editor now shows unused pages that aren’t in your navigation, with drag-and-drop support to add them.

Branch search for Git integrations

Added branch search functionality for GitHub and GitLab integrations so that it is easier to find and switch between deployment branches in the Git settings of your dashboard.

`mintlify validate` CLI command

New CLI command to validate your documentation builds locally before deploying. Run mint validate to catch configuration and build errors early.

Assistant message tiers

Users can now select tiers of assistant message allotments per month from the dashboard.

Bug fixes

Fixed API reference base path issues.
Updated callout colors with a refreshed color scheme.
Fixed images not displaying on initial load after uploading in the editor.
Fixed code styling within card links.
Fixed .md files incorrectly overwriting .mdx files.

January 9, 2026

New releasesImprovements

Implicit snippets

Snippets now work without explicit configuration. Previously, you needed to define snippets in a specific /snippets directory. Now, you can import any file as a snippet from anywhere in your docs for more flexible content reuse. See Reusable snippets for more information.

Assistant suggestions for all users

Conversation insights are now available for all documentation sites that have both the agent and assistant enabled. The agent analyzes patterns in assistant conversations to identify documentation gaps and suggest improvements, helping you proactively address common user questions.

Tab and code group synchronization

Tabs and code groups now synchronize their selection across the page. When you select a tab in one component, all other tab components with matching labels update to show the same selection. This keeps language or framework choices consistent throughout a page.

Improvements

Tabs bottom border: Added optional bottom border styling for tabs.
Mermaid controls: Interactive controls for Mermaid diagrams to navigate large diagrams.
URL parameters for search and assistant: Open pages with the search modal prefilled with ?search= or the assistant with ?assistant=. Use query parameters for direct linking and sharing knowledge.
Profile name editing: Users can now edit their first and last name in profile settings.

December 23, 2025

New releasesImprovements

Web editor improvements

The web editor now has a more intuitive interface and new capabilities.

Visual navigation editing: Configure your navigation structure in the web editor and see how your site’s navigation sidebar looks in the editor. All changes map to your docs.json automatically.
Configuration options: Adjust all site configuration options from the editor without manually editing your docs.json.
Drag-and-drop assets: Drag images and files directly from your computer into the file tree to upload them.
Improved stability: Stability improvements and mobile responsiveness.

Agent suggestions from assistant conversations

The agent can now suggest documentation updates based on assistant conversations. When enabled, the agent analyzes questions users ask the assistant to identify patterns that indicate missing or unclear documentation.This adds a second source for agent suggestions alongside repository monitoring, helping you proactively address common user questions.

Slack bot customization

You can now customize your Slack bot directly from the dashboard.

Choose a reply channel: Select which channel the bot automatically replies to all messages in. The default is #ask-ai.
Customize the bot’s appearance: Change the bot’s avatar and name from your dashboard.

Mobile navigation improvements

Added theme switcher to mobile navigation for easier light/dark mode toggling.
Added logo display to mobile navigation for better branding.

Bug fixes

Fixed missing request examples in API playground for certain endpoints.
Fixed MDX examples not displaying correctly when using prefilled examples in the API playground.
Fixed links in assistant opening in new windows instead of the same window.
Fixed Markdown link rendering in assistant responses.
Fixed header slug character handling for special characters.

December 19, 2025

Improvements

Agent improvements

Added support for reading custom instructions from an AGENTS.md file.
Agent now opens PRs under your GitHub account if you connect your account on the dashboard.

Assistant improvements

Added copy conversation button to easily share or save assistant conversations.
Improved handling of stream stalled scenarios for more reliable assistant responses.
Improved assistant display on mobile devices.

Web editor improvements

Added shareable preview links from the editor toolbar.
Updated publishing workflow to support one-click publishing or creating pull requests.
Working in the web editor no longer requires you to sign in with GitHub.

Onboarding improvements

Choose between a Mintlify-hosted documentation repository or using your own repository while signing up.
Create a documentation site without connecting a GitHub account.

Snippet improvements

Relative imports are now supported for snippets.

Localization improvements

Added support for Polish, Uzbek, and Hebrew languages.
UI elements in the API playground, including “Try it” and “Send” buttons, are now localized across all supported languages.

December 12, 2025

New releasesImprovements

Agent suggestions

The agent can now monitor Git repositories and suggest documentation updates. When user-facing code changes are detected, suggestions appear in the agent panel. Suggestions include the relevant pull request and a list of proposed documentation updates. Add suggestions as context for the agent to create pull requests or dismiss them.

Q&A bot in Slack

Add a bot powered by the assistant to your Slack workspaces. The bot answers questions in real-time based on your documentation, so it provides accurate, up-to-date answers to your community.The bots respond to @ mentions and to every message in channels named #ask-ai.

Snippets now support relative imports

You can now use relative paths when importing snippets in your MDX files. Previously, imports required absolute paths starting with /snippets/. Now you can use relative paths like ../snippets/example.mdx for more flexible file organization.

Improvements

Insights renamed to Analytics in the dashboard.
Added ability to delete a deployment from the dashboard.
The Tooltip component has been redesigned with improved styling and now supports an optional headline prop for adding a title to your tooltips.
The mint a11y command now supports --skip-contrast and --skip-alt-text flags, allowing you to run specific accessibility checks in your CI/CD pipeline. Use --skip-contrast to check only for missing alt text, or --skip-alt-text to check only color contrast ratios.

Bug fixes

Fixed links inside tabs not working correctly.
Fixed heading levels 5 and 6 rendering in the web editor.
Fixed schema page examples display in API reference pages.
Fixed image upload paths in monorepo setups.
Fixed an issue where the incorrect request payload value was being selected first in the API playground.
Removed file extensions from default image titles when uploading.
Fixed double underline styling on banner links.
Fixed loading states and date range values for analytics page.
Folders in the web editor now properly maintain their open/closed state when other folders are opened or closed.
Fixed long API page titles overflowing instead of wrapping.

December 9, 2025

New releases

Preview widget

Preview deployments now include an interactive widget that displays all changed files in the deployment. The widget appears as a floating button in the bottom-right corner and provides:

One-click navigation to changed pages.
Searchable list of all changed files with status badges (added, modified, removed).

The widget is automatically enabled on all preview deployments and helps reviewers quickly navigate to modified content.

December 8, 2025

New releases

Last modified dates

You can now display “last modified” timestamps on all pages in your documentation. Enable this feature by setting the timestamp flag in your docs.json settings.When enabled, each page will automatically show when it was last updated, helping readers understand how current the content is.

December 5, 2025

Improvements

Web editor improvements

Fixed image uploading from visual mode in the editor. Now images upload with correct paths and improved path resolution handles absolute and relative paths.
Fixed sync operation to properly update currently opened files so that the editor shows the most up-to-date content.
Improved branch fetching with automatic updates every 15 minutes.
Fixed branch creation workflow to correctly populate folder structure when creating new branches without moving uncommitted changes.
Fixed folder duplication issue when creating new branches.

Assistant improvements

Fixed assistant submission to prevent empty messages from being sent.
Fixed accidental message submission during IME composition (for languages like Japanese, Chinese, Korean).
Better behavior when adding code snippets to assistant.

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed handling of complex Mermaid diagrams.
Fixed hash handling for URLs and table of contents to properly highlight the active page when accessing the root path with an index page.
Added ability to disable 404 page recommendations via configuration.
Fixed a bug in the API playground where boolean false and numeric 0 values in query parameters would be filtered out and not appear in the generated API request.

December 3, 2025

New releases

Assistant query bucketing

Assistant insights now automatically groups similar queries together into question categories, which makes it easier to identify patterns in what your users are asking about.Click a category to see all conversations in the category and drill down into individual conversations where you can see user queries, assistant responses, and sources cited.

December 1, 2025

New releases

.mintignore support

Added .mintignore file support to exclude specific files and directories from being processed and published to your documentation site.
Uses the same pattern syntax as .gitignore for familiar configuration.
Excluded files don’t appear in published docs, aren’t indexed for search, and aren’t accessible to visitors.

Learn more in the .mintignore documentation.

November 25, 2025

Improvements

Vale version upgrade

Upgraded backend dependencies to use Vale version 3.11.2-r5, bringing native MDX support to the Vale CI check feature.

November 21, 2025

Improvements

API playground improvements

Fixed issue where response section would disappear when switching between endpoints with different response codes. The playground now properly resets to the first available response code when navigating to a new endpoint.
Fixed double “Authorization” header display in HTTP Basic authentication schemes. The authentication section now shows a cleaner interface with proper field labels and descriptions.
Improved handling of oneOf schemas in nested objects and arrays. Complex API schemas with multiple type options now render correctly as dropdowns instead of tabs in appropriate contexts.
Fixed missing path parameters that were defined at the endpoint level in OpenAPI specs. Parameters specified above individual operations are now properly included in both the main page and playground.
Enhanced response example generation to include all required properties, even when examples only specify some fields. This ensures response examples are complete and accurate.
Fixed missing prefill examples in object arrays. Array items with example data now properly populate in the playground with correct indexing.
Improved description padding and spacing throughout the API playground for better readability and visual consistency.

Localization improvements

Enhanced translations in contextual menu options and assistant status messages for all supported languages.

CLI improvements

Added error message for users running mint dev on Node.js versions below 20.17. Users are guided to upgrade to an LTS version.

November 15, 2025

New releasesImprovements

New features

Badge component: New Badge component for displaying status indicators, labels, and tags
Custom Shiki languages: Add support for custom programming languages in code blocks through docs.json configuration, enabling syntax highlighting for domain-specific languages
Clarity analytics integration: Microsoft Clarity is now available as an analytics integration for session recording and heatmap tracking

API playground improvements

Authentication keys now persist in the API playground across page navigation and browser sessions, eliminating the need to re-enter credentials when testing multiple endpoints
Authentication keys are automatically prefilled from your configuration, making it faster to start testing authenticated endpoints
Fixed authentication header names for Bearer auth and OAuth to use correct HTTP standards
Security inputs defined at the operation level in OpenAPI specs now properly override top-level security definitions
Fixed issue where header inputs marked as security parameters were incorrectly included in generated code examples
Improved handling of deepObject style parameters in API field displays
Better error messages when invalid URLs are provided in API configurations
Improved UI for API playground with better spacing, layout, and loading

Navigation and UI enhancements

Tab hover indicators now have improved styling for better visual feedback
Long words now wrap properly to prevent horizontal scrolling
Step component now handles cases where no step title is provided
Logo section spacing improved with better padding
Fixed heading IDs to properly handle question marks and special characters for anchor links
Icon component now accepts className prop for custom styling
Fixed theme toggle colors for better visibility in both light and dark modes

Web editor improvements

Branch switching is now integrated directly into the editor UI for easier navigation between branches
Fixed file creation and renaming to properly match original file locations in MDX frontmatter
Fixed handling of moving files to previously deleted paths
Folder state now persists in the editor across sessions

Component and styling enhancements

Images can now be zoomed with improved overlay styling for both light and dark modes
Fixed keyboard shortcut styles inside callouts for dark mode
Improved OG image generation with Google Fonts support and better truncation logic
Improved UI for tables with better alignment, spacing, and readability
Fixed scroll behavior for tables inside tabs and steps inside tabs
Improved sidebar styling for Palm theme

Performance and infrastructure

Shiki themes are now lazy loaded for improved initial page load performance
Reduced navigation lag by optimizing prefetching behavior

Bug fixes and reliability

Properly clear added values on object and array inputs in API playground
Fixed table of contents rendering issues
Fixed favicon isolation to prevent conflicts between different documentation sites
Fixed sidebar display on non-API pages
Fixed outline blinking on image zoom modal open/close
External links now properly open in new tabs
Fixed dashboard design inconsistencies and improved spacing

October 31, 2025

Improvements

Assistant improvements

Starter questions for assistant are here! You can add your own within the dashboard at Assistant —> Settings
Assistant insights quality has been improved with default spam protection for abusive keywords and JSON queries.

API playground improvements

The API playground now automatically fills in default values for parameters, which saves time when testing endpoints.
Issues with allOf, oneOf, and nested object schemas that previously caused rendering problems or incorrect field displays have been fixed, and complex API schemas now render correctly with all fields visible and properly structured.
Enum and nullable field types now display accurate labels in the playground, which makes it clearer what values are accepted and whether fields are optional.
When working with nested objects in API requests, the playground now shows proper descriptive labels for each field instead of generic placeholders, which makes it easier to understand what data to provide.
Enum const tables and API field displays now render with improved formatting and alignment, which makes it easier to scan available options and understand field requirements.
API playground modals now display rich MDX-formatted descriptions at the top, which gives better context for endpoints with formatted text, links, and code examples.

Analytics changes

Deferred analytics loading: PostHog and LogRocket now load after documentation content, which improves initial page load times and Core Web Vitals scores without affecting analytics data.
Conditional session recording: PostHog session recording can now be enabled conditionally based on user properties or page context for more control over when recordings happen.

Visual improvements

Tables now have better alignment, consistent spacing, and enhanced readability. Headers align properly with their content columns.

Bug fixes

Fixed link overflow issues that caused horizontal scrolling on mobile devices. Links now wrap properly within their containers.
Improved LaTeX/math block styling for better readability and consistent formatting.
Added playsInline and autoplay props to video embeds so they work correctly on iOS devices.
Updated Claude icon with proper border-radius for visual consistency.
Fixed /llms.txt routing so LLM agents can properly access documentation.
Prevented infinite schema expansion in complex OpenAPI specs that could cause browser crashes.
Removed x-overflow in Palm theme that was cutting off text in the API playground.
Increased content font-size to improve compatibility with browser reader modes.
Fixed Google login button styling for better visual consistency.

October 24, 2025

Improvements

Insights improvements

Improved insights page with fixed date selectors for “today” and “yesterday”
Enhanced feedback table with improved search functionality
Added loading state for categories table

Assistant improvements

Added assistant placement configuration in dashboard
Improved assistant responses with fixes to context fetching and tool messages

API playground and OpenAPI enhancements

Refactored API playground endpoint fields to use new schema graph for better performance
Improved API examples display in playground modal even when assistant sidebar is open
Fixed props adjacent to $refs and x- props getting lost in OpenAPI parsing
Fixed API playground modal header styling

Web editor and deployment enhancements

Restored manual create preview button for easier preview deployment creation
Added fetcher in dashboard for branch protections data
Added fetcher in dashboard for PR status tracking
Improved editor state management, enabling state to persist across browser sessions
Fixed disabled state for editor publish button
Removed code block background in editor for cleaner appearance

Performance and infrastructure

Implemented full Git sync in the web editor for better repository synchronization
Cached MCP responses for improved performance
Improved sitemap to normalize /index paths

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed authentication prefill values not getting properly prefilled in API playground
Fixed custom meta tags from seo.metatags to survive client-side hydration
Fixed page header text overflow with break-all styling
Removed full width constraint for page size options
Fixed button size for accept organization invitations
Fixed keyboard shortcut display showing “Ctrl+I” without plus sign on non-macOS computers

October 17, 2025

Improvements

Assistant and AI improvements

Upgraded assistant prompt for better accuracy and context-aware responses
Added confidence scoring to improve decision-making in assistant responses
Enhanced assistant search with parallel documentation queries for faster results
Fixed assistant disappearing bug and improved visibility on small pages

Navigation and UI enhancements

Added stable scrollbar gutter to navigation components for consistent layout
Made “On this page” section clickable to quickly scroll to the top of a page
Fixed assistant bar positioning across all themes
Improved assistant bar to prevent overlapping content
Fixed Almond theme wide page max-width
Enhanced dropdown arrow icon sizing for consistent navigation group appearance

API playground and OpenAPI improvements

Added feature flag support for new API reference page design
Improved OpenAPI schema graph utilities to handle compositions properly
Added endpoint type to operation data for better API documentation
Fixed API playground description rendering when enum and table are in Markdown
Moved rendering of descriptions in API playground for better layout

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed locale switching to stay on the same page instead of redirecting to the home page
Fixed broken links CLI to exit with code 1 for CI/CD integration
Fixed local font paths to properly prepend forward slash
Fixed redirect handling to ignore leading slashes in docs.json
Fixed canonical URL stripping of /index for better SEO
Fixed ordered list positioning inside accordions
Fixed <span> tag styling to behave like <p> tags
Fixed display block for first <p> tag in lists
Fixed OG image display to show division name for index pages
Fixed icon paths to include BASE_PATH for relative paths
Fixed assistant background blur removal for better performance

October 11, 2025

Improvements

Assistant and Agent AI features

Added list_pull_requests and list_commits tools for agent such that it can document a date range of PRs or multiple PRs at once
Upgraded agent and assistant to Claude Sonnet 4.5
Improved assistant search to query docs in parallel for faster assistant responses
Fixed conversation length counting to exclude tool calls

Insights improvements

Retitled analytics to insights
Removed click-to-load requirement for insights so you can see all your data immediately
Improved insights data accuracy with server-side timestamps

Web editor and dashboard improvements

Removed background from code blocks in editor for cleaner appearance
Fixed branch creation workflow to correctly navigate to newly created branches
Added deployment history pagination
Added cursor pagination to preview deployments table
Fixed preview deployments to only return preview environment deployments
Improved dashboard UI/UX with better spacing, input handling, and layout fixes
Added better handling for links in dashboard assistant chat
Fixed outline issues for chat assistant in Firefox

API playground enhancements

Improved rendering of API playground modals
Fixed API playground expandables not working with anchor links
Added support for merging example and user-inputted body in API playground
Fixed how video responses display in API playground

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed duplicate base paths and links in 404 recommended pages
Auto-populated og:url tag with appropriate canonical URL
Added canonical tag for better SEO
Fixed code block overscroll issues
Made search engines ignore preview deployments for SEO purposes
Fixed referrer tracking to use domain instead of full URL
Fixed images always becoming MDX block elements (kept inline images inline)
Removed comments in raw markdown pages such that you can use TODO comments without them leaking to users
Fixed directory reading support for read_external_files

Component and styling

Added dropdowns support in products division
Fixed products and menu in middleware nav util function
Changed 404 page copy to be more clear

October 3, 2025

New releasesImprovements

New features

Products navigation: Organize documentation for multiple products with the product switcher navigation
Accessibility CLI command: Run mint a11y to test your docs for accessibility issues
Video responses in API playground: API playground now supports displaying video response types
API playground prefill: New option to prefill API playground examples for faster testing
Unauthenticated feedback: For sites using partial authentication, users can now submit feedback without being authenticated
Shiki theme support: Shiki themes are now supported for code block styling
Twoslash for code blocks: TypeScript and JavaScript code blocks now support Twoslash for inline type information

Accessibility improvements

Added comprehensive ARIA attributes across components for better screen reader support
New “skip to main content” button for keyboard navigation
Arrow key navigation support in tab components
Enhanced tooltips, nested lists, and code group accessibility
Improved focus states and keyboard interaction patterns throughout the UI

Assistant and analytics enhancements

Added bar chart visualization for assistant query analytics
Unified date range picker in assistant analytics page
Zoom controls for assistant analytics charts
Better assistant history management with hotkeys and chat sheet improvements

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed z-index issues with side panel overlays
Fixed light mode color fallbacks and theme-related styling bugs
Fixed API playground expandables not working with anchor links
Fixed .md link accessibility for ChatGPT and other LLM agents
Fixed image dimension handling for percentage-based widths and heights
Fixed code block rendering issues with language tags and custom themes
Fixed accordion link formatting and styling
Fixed footer spacing when assistant configuration is empty
Fixed card icon rendering for local repository images
Fixed audio file handling in API playground (prevented UTF-8 decoding)
Improved PR publish state management in web editor

September 26, 2025

Improvements

Language support expansion

Added support for Romanian and Czech languages in the documentation interface
Enhanced localization capabilities with complete translation coverage for new languages
Improved language selector functionality across all themes

UI and user experience improvements

Fixed tab visibility issues on 404 pages to prevent incorrect active tab highlighting
Enhanced image handling with proper width and height attribute passing for non-optimized images
Improved 404 page layout and styling consistency

Infrastructure and performance enhancements

Enhanced GIF image processing by skipping costly Imgix auto-formatting to reduce processing time and bandwidth usage
Optimized image serving performance with special handling for animated content

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed contact email routing in dashboard settings for Assistant add-on requests
Enhanced database schema updates for better user management

September 19, 2025

Improvements

Web editor and dashboard login improvements

Continued app router migration for the web editor, removing blockers and improving performance
Enhanced login error handling with explicit email validation messages
Fixed whitespace handling in email address validation

Authentication improvements

Added support for validated redirect parameters in login callback to reduce login friction
Improved login flow for SSO with better redirect handling

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed GitLab integration issues with larger repositories
Improved dashboard loading performance with optimized deployment queries
Fixed SVG path rendering issues in documentation
Fixed keyboard navigation in search and chat functionality

September 13, 2025

New releasesImprovements

Major releases

Major enhancement: AI suggested pages on 404 pages, when someone hits a dead link → AI agent reads the path → suggests semantically similar pages
Major release: web search for assistant can now include external sources

Note: Contact us to enable this feature for your site.

Assistant and MCP

Fixed a bug where the assistant would be incorrectly rate limited due to time window not sliding correctly
Fixed a bug with assistant tool calling to properly handle empty text blocks
Fixed a bug where MCP server names concatenated with tool calls were sometimes exceeding the 60 character length MCP clients enforce
Fixed a bug where the assistant menu would have a height several times larger than the viewport and scroll forever
Fixed a bug where assistant spend values could display with greater than two decimal places in the dashboard

Web editor and deployments

Security enhancement added to editor such that only users with write permissions for the connected git hosting repository can make changes
Fixed a bug where preview deployments wouldn’t work for branches with = in the name
Fixed a bug where long branch names would overflow modals on preview deployment creations
Quality of life improvement where email query parameter will prefill the input on signup invitations
Fixed a bug where copying a page from the context menu was not working on safari

API playground and navigation

Multiple API playground response codes now display in a controlled styled select menu instead of the system default select menu when focused
You can now use the expanded field on navigation groups in your docs.json to make them be default open

SEO and UI

Fixed a bug where favicons were not showing up in search engines by serving them from the same URL as the documentation site itself for each respective site
Fixed a bug where youtube embeds would flash in and out on load
Fixed a bug where expanding the feedback menu to include written responses would cause layout shift with the table of contents
Fixed a bug where text would leak above the topbar on the maple theme when a user dismissed the notification banner
Enhanced the Maple and Willow themes by adding login/logout buttons to the sidebar for easier access

Analytics and exports

Fixed reliability issues with assistant analytics view and exports
Assistant analytics exports are now executed in the background and sent via email for a more reliable experience

August 30, 2025

Improvements

Major release: Enhanced feedback collection

Major improvement: Readers can now give more detailed feedback after selecting thumbs up/down, including options and written comments. You can also collect feedback on code blocks and view all responses in your dashboard analytics.

Note: Contact us to enable this feature for your site.

Navigation and quality of life improvements

Quality of life improvement to ignore trailing slashes and double slashes so you don’t have to worry about getting them exactly right in your docs.json
You can now add a noAnchor attribute to your h1-6 HTML tags to avoid them having an anchor link
The Palm theme now has a floating language selector in the bottom left similar to Stripe’s approach
Added a new field to the docs.json called drilldown which allows you to control whether or not users are navigated to the first page in a navigation group when the group is expanded
Quality of life improvement to make nested ordered lists alternate styles from decimal/Roman to alpha

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed a bug where scroll position anchor links weren’t working correctly when there were JS components on a page
Fixed a bug where Google was indexing raw *.md files because they were missing a x-robots-tag noindex header
Fixed a bug with OAuth on protected docs where it wouldn’t redirect you back to your starting page once you completed the flow successfully
Fixed a bug on previews of auth protected docs where you weren’t able to see the entire navigation bar
Bug fixes to how SVGs are handled with our new image CDN

Component and styling enhancements

Added a new CSS selector for custom styles on SidebarNavGroupDivider
New regression tests for MDX defined API pages that have security defined on them will ensure a greater degree of stability

Performance improvements

Performance improvement by moving the KaTeX CSS from cdnjs to our own CDN on Cloudfront for reduced latency

August 23, 2025

Improvements

Image handling improvements

Major improvement: Images no longer cause layout shift by default, even when width and height attributes aren’t specified—automatic sizing prevents content jumping during page loads
All static files in your repository (PDF, TXT, XML, etc.) are now automatically uploaded and served when you deploy, providing complete asset coverage

Web editor and deployment enhancements

Fixed branch creation workflow in web editor to correctly navigate to and stay on newly created branches
Enhanced merge conflict dialog with proper escape functionality, no more page reloads required to dismiss conflicts
Optimized update workflow performance by cache-invalidating only changed pages during partial updates, reducing deployment times

Authentication and navigation improvements

New support for authentication on custom subpaths, if you serve docs at https://yourdomain.com/docs, authentication now works seamlessly
Fixed sidebar display bug that incorrectly showed when only one link was configured
Comprehensive mobile navigation overhaul: centered buttons with proper margin/padding, improved spacing in dropdown menus, removed unnecessary dividers and margins for empty sections, and fixed Maple theme gap/padding issues

Component and styling fixes

Resolved <h1-6> tag conversion issue that was incorrectly transforming them into Heading components and disrupting custom styling
One-click assistant configuration toggle added to dashboard for easier management

Technical improvements and reliability

Enhanced logging system for update workflows enabling faster debugging and issue resolution
Fixed GitHub rate limiting for customers with 10+ OpenAPI/AsyncAPI specs by switching from individual file fetching to repository cloning
Improved assistant reliability with backup LLM support, enhanced rate limit error handling, and more robust search tool functionality

August 16, 2025

Improvements

Performance and build optimizations

MDX transpilation now happens at deployment time instead of on every page load in uncached NextJS serverless environments, improving time to first byte for uncached pages.
Content-based hashing prevents re-transpilation when MDX hasn’t changed, reducing update workflow times by ~50% for customers with large page counts (deployments over 5 minutes should be roughly halved)
Preview deployment viewing in the dashboard is now faster with added database indexes and query parallelization in our backend
Reduced page size by eliminating duplicate navigation data in each page’s rsc payload—performance gains most noticeable with high page counts or complex navigation structures
More aggressive prefetching enables instant page loads more frequently

API playground and OpenAPI enhancements

OpenAPI to MCP conversion moved to backend, enabling hosted MCP servers to contain tools (expect clearer documentation and config options soon)
Added Ruby support to API playground
We added a feature such that you can now specify API pages using just your docs.json without creating any new mdx files.
Support for webhook pages in docs navigation from OpenAPI specs
Optimized AI model context by removing anchor link specifications from markdown links when navigating to Anthropic, OpenAI, or other providers

Web editor improvements

File creation/renaming now saves changes when clicking away instead of requiring Enter key press
Fixed branch navigation where changing URL to specific branch would redirect to last active branch instead of intended destination
Properly URL encode branch titles containing / to prevent navigation breakage
Fixed Ctrl+K link shortcut in monorepo dashboard Editor that was prepending docs repo path and creating broken links

Analytics and LLM integrations

Custom llms.txt and llms-full.txt support—add to docs repo root to serve at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt endpoints for LLM customization
Added Hightouch analytics integration
Enhanced context menu analytics tracking (dashboard viewing coming soon)
Added e2e tests for llms.txt and llms-full.txt to ensure correct serving

Component and styling enhancements

Support for custom classnames in h{1-4} tags for applying custom heading styles
Fixed h{1-4} tags rendering as Heading components with chips in custom page mode
Added CSS selectors to breadcrumbs for custom CSS targeting
Fixed stretched open-graph images by analyzing dimensions to maintain proportions at 56px height
Corrected VSCode to VS Code in contextual menu when enabled
Fixed headings within custom components appearing in table of contents alongside semantic headings

Bug fixes and reliability

Fixed PDF render issues with certain page titles by sanitizing characters that cause generation problems
Resolved CLI error Cannot convert undefined or null to object when encountering empty OpenAPI JSON files
Fixed custom docs.json open-graph metatags being overwritten by generated ones
Fixed RSS feed button clicks when landing on anchor links by using origin + pathname for RSS links
Improved CLI download speed by removing sourcemaps

Technical improvements

Added visual tests to CI pipeline for earlier regression detection
Enhanced error handling and debugging capabilities
Comprehensive testing coverage for new features and edge cases

August 9, 2025

Improvements

Authentication improvements

Group-level public access: make entire page groups public via docs.json so you don’t need public: true on each page ( learn more)
Support logoutURL in OAuth configuration to delete upstream cookies and complete sign-out
On OAuth errors, users are redirected to your specified logoutURL to restart the auth flow
Fixed a flash of a 500 error during OAuth/JWT flows before the callback
Auto-strip https:// from URLs in OAuth/JWT auth configuration to prevent misconfiguration

API playground enhancements

New Search API endpoint so you can build agents and MCP servers on top of your docs
openapi and asyncapi files are now served at their specified paths (for example, https://mydocsurl.extension/{openapi-or-file-name}.json)
You can now use the x-mint field in your openapi files to override generated fields, customize preface content, or change endpoint URLs in code samples
x-mcp is now x-mint.mcp in OpenAPI configurations to control which routes are exposed as MCP tools

Assistant updates

Fixed an issue where the action menu (containing options like copy and thumbs up) for older messages disappeared when new ones streamed in
Fixed accessibility of nested /mcp/... pages after the hosted MCP servers release from last week

Performance and reliability

All image and video assets present in your docs repo are now served at the appropriate path on your domain. For example, if you have /assets/marketing/my-logo.png in your repo, it will be available at https://mydocsurl.extension/assets/marketing/my-logo.png.
Email field on login for the Mintlify dashboard now autofocuses so you can start typing immediately (quality of life improvement)
Both custom domains and subdomains in Redis for a performance improvement on navigation load times (~50ms latency reduction)
Added retry logic for PDF exports to improve reliability
Fixed cookie consent popup reappearing after acceptance or dismissal—first selection is now respected
Fixed copying a page to clipboard on Safari by specifying a MIME type in navigator.write

Technical improvements

CLI bugfixes for windows and pnpm, plus CI tests to prevent regressions
Improved error logging output—a quality of life upgrade for our engineering team when debugging
Minor fixes to the broken-link CI action when contentDirectory files are missing
Fixed a regression caused by the auth-protected preview fixes from last week where the active tab was not being set correctly in the navigation UI
Fixed theme light background color not being applied to active tab icons
Fixed an issue where changing the auth type in the dashboard would update and then flip back to the previously saved type—now the new selection persists after saving
Internal DX improvements for enterprise customers with custom UI libraries—it’s now easier for us to include your components and accommodate requests on shorter timelines

August 2, 2025

Improvements

Authentication improvements

Local development improvements to auth, enabling faster development of auth features and bug fixes in this product area
Preview deployments now available for auth-protected sites
Fixed redirect behavior to properly return users to their original page after authentication
Fixed logout button display for full authentication (previously only worked for partial authentication)

API playground enhancements

Fixed multipart/form-data file upload functionality in the API playground
Fixed anchor link behavior so clicking them updates the URL without scrolling to top of page
Fixed anchor link issues in nested tabs

Assistant updates

New Assistant API so you can build it into your own products, compatible with AI SDK
Added copy button to chat responses
Fixed issue with retrying messages in the assistant
Improvements to default assistant prompt to make it less verbose by default

Performance and reliability

Made search feel more crisp and accurate by aborting debounced requests as you type
Resource provisions for a new CDN - expect image asset and page load times to improve soon
Fixed bugs for rendering complex Mermaid diagrams like GANTT charts
Fixed CLI bugs on Windows to improve stability and added tests to prevent regression

Technical improvements

Added OpenTelemetry for traces in NextJS application to improve time to first byte for customers
Migrated from Octokit to GitHub API Client to improve latency in the web editor experience
Fixed duplicate meta tags for OpenGraph
Upgraded MongoDB from version 6 to 7 for improved performance and new features

July 2025

New releasesImprovements

Slack app

Zero friction access: Bot responds to DMs, @mentions, and any question in your #ask-ai channel
One-click setup: Install directly from your Mintlify dashboard in seconds
Contextual answers: Searches your entire documentation to provide relevant, accurate responses
Deflect support interruptions: Turn daily questions into instant, self-serve answers

Learn more in our Slack bot guide.

Hosted MCP servers

Deploy hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers directly through Mintlify to integrate with AI tools like Claude, Cursor, and others. Learn more in our MCP guide.Help users quickly connect your MCP server to Cursor or VS Code from any page in your docs via the contextual menu. See Contextual menu for more information.

Code block improvements

Improved syntax highlighting
Added more customization options including focus mode, expandable code blocks, dark and light mode responsiveness, language dropdown menu, line numbering, and icons

June 2025

New releasesImprovements

AI assistant updates

Improved accuracy through agentic RAG with tool calling
Provides navigable links to referenced pages so that users can go directly to the source of answers
Copy shortcut for code examples generated by assistant
“Ask AI” shortcut on code blocks in documentation to generate explanations from the assistant

Learn more in the assistant docs.

Subscribable changelogs

Automatically generate an RSS feed from changelog pages
Integrate RSS-enabled updates with Slack, email, and other tools

Learn more in our new Changelog guide.

May 2025

Improvements

API playground stability updates

Search to find an endpoint
Indicate a deprecated endpoint with a tag
Hide auto-generated API pages from navigation
Upload multipart or form data files

Learn more at API playground docs.

`mint update`

Can now use mint update to update your CLI.

April 2025

New releasesImprovements

Web Editor 3.0

Overhauled usability in the WYSIWYG editor.Major improvements

Search for filenames using ⌘ + P shortcut
Pages load 10x faster
Faster load times when searching for a branch
Page options tab to configure layout, title, & metadata for SEO
Floating toolbar when you highlight text

Additional fixes

Fixed top margin for changelog components
Improved reliability of right click behavior
After clicking publish, you’ll stay on the same page instead of being brought to an empty state
Standardized colors in file icons
Improved reliability after selecting new branches several times in a row
Removed Diff mode
More consistency when creating a new folder from the dropdown
Fixed block quotes creating more block quotes when trying to deselect

AI Translations in beta

Translate all of your documentation with AI.

Export docs to PDF in beta

Export all of your documentation, a subdirectory, or a single page as a PDF.

React hook support

Bring interactivity to your docs. All standard React hooks are automatically available in your MDX files. Learn more.

March 2025

New releasesImprovements

MCP server generator

Generate MCP servers so that AI applications can interact with your docs or APIs. Written content is automatically generated as an MCP server, and you can generate an MCP server from your OpenAPI spec with one click. Check out docs on getting started with MCP.

Improvements

Tag changelog updates so end users can filter updates
Sonnet-3.7 supported for AI Chat. Configure your preferred model through the dashboard
Change your deployment name directly in dashboard settings

Bug fixes

OG images fixed
Fixed icon style inconsistency for anchors without container
Improved styling nits for dashboard border for mobile-tablet-desktop responsiveness
Show code examples even when in simple mode for API playground
Support “command + k” shortcut for search in web editor
Codeblocks within callouts expand to fill the width of the callout area

February 2025

New releasesImprovements

New configuration schema `docs.json`

We’ve introduced a new docs.json schema as a replacement for mint.json, to support better multi-level versioning, easier visual comprehension, and more consistent terminology. For more information on what’s changed, check out our blog.Upgrade from mint.json to docs.json with the following steps:

Make sure your CLI is the latest version

npm i mint@latest -g

In your docs repository, run

mint upgrade

Delete your old mint.json file and push your changes

CI Checks

Automatically lint your docs to find broken links, discover spelling and grammar issues, or enforce writing styles with your own Vale config. Learn more in our docs.

.md support for LLMs

All documentation pages are now automatically available as plain Markdown files—just append .md to the URL. This makes it easier for LLMs to ingest individual pages from your documentation.

More Themes

New pre-built themes to modify the look & feel of your docs. Configure via your docs.json file.Now available:

Maple
Palm
Willow

Other improvements

Guide to Technical Writing: Best practices for writing technical documentation, including audience research, content types, and writing tips.
Dropdown component: Organize navigation with a dropdown, in addition to tabs and anchors.
AI syntax fixer: The web editor will catch if there’s a parsing error and use AI to suggest fixes.

January 2025

Improvements

AI Assistant Improvements

New UI with dedicated chat page & pre-filled prompts
Stability improvements. For example, bug fixes of editing the wrong file or no files at all
More robust knowledge for adding & editing components
Improved docs.json file editing

Partial Authentication

Customize access to any page or section of content depending on user permissions. Supports connecting with your own authentication system.

Revamped API Playground

We’ve overhauled the design and performance of the API Playground. Updates include:

Easier detail expansion for an overview of a field
More intuitive nested design. For example, adding or deleting items
Faster response times

Quality Improvements

Support for requiring authentication to access preview deployments

December 2024

Authentication

Make docs private by setting up authentication via JWT, OAuth, or a universal password. With this privacy, you can create an internal knowledge base or prevent competitors from seeing your docs.

November 2024

AI Writer

You can now ask AI to make changes to your docs, with the context of all existing documentation. Type in a prompt and the writer will propose changes by generating a pull request.

GitLab Integration Upgrade

We’ve improved our support for syncing with GitLab, such as enabling automated updates and preview deployments. Check out our docs on GitLab to get started.

Web Editor

We’ve revamped our web editor so that you can now update docs with a fully WYSIWYG experience, while syncing with markdown.Check out our docs on getting started with Web Editor.

/llms.txt support

All docs instances are now automatically hosted at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt so that LLMs can easily ingest your documentation. For more information, read the docs on the new llms.txt standard.

Localization

You can now localize your docs which operates similarly to versioning. Add a locale to a version and fixed content in Mintlify like “Was this page helpful?” will also match the locale.

Quality Improvements

Return chat & search results based on the current version that the user is reading
Authenticate users with OAuth, in addition to JWT or Shared Session tokens.

October 2024

Changelogs

Launched a new Update component to make it easier to display and report updates (like this one) to your users.

Code Line Highlighting

You can now highlight lines of code in your docs to emphasize and bring attention to important parts by adding a special comment after the language identifier. Use curly braces {} and specify line numbers or ranges separated by commas.

Line Highlighting Example

const greeting = "Hello, World!";
function sayHello() {
  console.log(greeting);
}
sayHello();

```javascript Line Highlighting Example {1,3-5}
const greeting = "Hello, World!";
function sayHello() {
console.log(greeting);
}
sayHello();
```

Light mode code blocks

Code blocks now have a light mode variant which can be enabled by adding the following to your docs.json:

"codeBlock": {
  "mode": "auto"
}

Advanced Footer

You can now add more links to the standard footer. This upgrade provides more consistency between landing pages and docs, or greater customization if you want to spotlight specific pages like socials or status logs.

Filter search based on the current user

When personalization is enabled, search results are now filtered based on the current logged in user so that they only see the relevant content.

Custom Prompts for AI Chat

You can now customize the prompts for the AI chat. Please reach out to support if you’d like to customize the prompts.

Dashboard Improvements

Added ability to change custom domain to be /docs directly through dashboard settings.
Consolidated the login and signup pages to decrease friction and confusion.
Implemented the discovery login flow so that users that are members of multiple organizations can now switch between them.
Added login with Google OAuth
Added ability to add new deployment through dashboard settings.

Bug Fixes

Can now use leading slashes in navigation.
Can now edit CSS & JS files in the web editor.
Fixed suggestEdit not showing up even when enabled.
Fixed keyboard navigation for Search and Chat such that you can now use the up and down arrow keys to navigate the results.
Don’t allow search engines to crawl user-auth protected pages.
Revalidate the cache when an org is deleted.
We now use the Scalar OpenAPI parser to parse OpenAPI definitions which improves the performance, fixes parsing issues, and surfaces better error messages.
Top-level descriptions are now supported in API reference pages autogenerated from OpenAPI definitions.
Add in-line-style support for icons
Fixed the pop-in of custom CSS in docs.
Properly show in-line code styling in conjunction with links.
Maintain scroll position when you click the back button in a browser.

September 2024

Custom Fonts

Personalize the font of your docs to your own font hosted on a CDN or by choosing from Google fonts to match your docs with your brand.

Images in Card components

Add an img property to a card to display an image on the top of the card. Learn more about it here.

Update Speed Performances

For large projects (~3,000 files), the download step for docs updates is now ~440x faster - a 99.8% time reduction. Across the board, file downloads during updates are now ~5.5x faster - an 81.8% time reduction.

SEO improvements

We’ve fixed both the mobile and desktop layout of our docs so that they are more SEO-friendly - including adding proper aria tags to navbar and toggle elements.

Dashboard Improvements

App router migration in the dashboard.
Search analytics are now available in the dashboard.
Delete an org functionality has been added to the dashboard.
Shipped GitLab connection UI.
Fix incorrect analytics data.
Add-ons can now be directly purchased through the dashboard.

Bug Fixes

Fixed a bug where the top bar would not stretch to the width of the screen when it’s in custom mode and the sidebar layout is sidenav.
Fix relative positioning of the AI widget.

Troubleshooting for API pages: API pages could be complicated so we listed common issues to help you sort them out quickly — Read the docs

August 2024

OpenAPI Reference Pages

Endpoints defined by OpenAPI that are complex and recursive are now 98% smaller.
We now show additionalProperties in OpenAPI pages.

File Uploads in API Playground

By default, API playground requests are proxied by Mintlify. Now you can use disableProxy to disable this behavior and support request types like file uploads.

Learn more about API configurations

Mobile SEO improvements

We’ve fixed the mobile layout of our docs so that they are more SEO-friendly - including adding proper aria tags to elements.

Support Form

We added a more detailed support form to the Mintlify dashboard. You can now submit a form to get in touch with us.

Bug Fixes

Fixed a bug for the Segment integration functionality.
We now raise more granular error messages for GitHub permissions when interacting with the editor.
Fixed bugs where the navigation would not properly expand when a direct link was used.

July 2024

AI Widget

We introduced Mintlify Widget, an extension of your docs to answer your users’ questions when and where they asked. You can add this AI-powered chatbot to any web page: your landing page, inside your product, or on your existing documentation pages.

Read the blog announcement

API Playground Code Example Sync

When you browse API docs, the selected code example now syncs across your pages.

Insights

Currently in beta, this feature summarizes common user questions and patterns into easy-to-digest reports with AI-powered suggestions on how to improve your product.

June 2024

Launch Week Highlights

Themes: Customize your styling with pre-configured themes. Just add the theme Quill, Prism, or Venus to your docs.json file and it’ll update your docs styling.
Search V2: directly query OpenAPI endpoint descriptions and titles to reach API Reference pages, remove hidden pages from search, and enjoy our updated search bar UI.
Web Editor branching: create branches in our web editor without an IDE.
User Personalization: authenticate users with Shared Session or JWT so that you can show them customized content, such as pre-filling API keys or showing specific content for customers.
OpenAPI Automation Upgrades: to auto-populate API Playground pages, you can add an openapi field to an object in tabs or anchors arrays in the docs.json.

May 2024

Okta SSO

We now support sign-on via Okta SAML and OIDC.

Mintlify REST API

Programmatically trigger updates to your documentation.

April 2024

Custom mode

Add a configuration to the metadata to remove all elements except for the top bar. Example use cases:

Create a custom global landing page setup with custom components
Add full-screen videos or image galleries
Embed custom iFrame demo elements to add interactivity to your docs

Check out our Custom Mode docs.

March 2024

Mintlify MDX for VSCode

Call snippets of our pre-built components and callouts without leaving VSCode. Install the extension here.

February 2024

Quality Improvements

Dashboard upgrades: view update logs to see what’s changed and status of an update, toggle between Mintlify projects to manage deployments
Versioning with tabs fully supported
Wildcard redirects now supported
CLI Error Detection: we now show the position of invalid frontmatter when there are parsing issues during local development

January 2024

Launch Week Highlights

Preview Deployments: When you create a pull request, we’ll generate a unique link that shows a live preview of what your docs look like in prod. You can share this link with teammates.
Snippets V2: We now support fully reusable components and variables for snippets.
Open source MDX Engine: We’ve exposed two APIs—getCompiledMdx and MDXComponent—so you can access Mintlify markdown and code syntax highlighting. Contributions to the project are welcome.
AI Chat Insights: Segment chat history by date and increase AI Chat quota from the dashboard, and see how often a specific query appears.

Documentation Index

​ AI credit pricing updates

​ OpenAPI Overlays

​ Editor and collaboration

​ Automations

​ Published sites

​ Dashboard

​ Git and integrations

​ API playground

​ Bug fixes

​ Notification preferences

​ Editor and collaboration

​ Automations

​ Analytics

​ API playground

​ Authoring

​ Referrals

​ Bug fixes

​ Referral program

​ Authoring

​ Editor and collaboration

​ Automations

​ Analytics

​ Docs and agents

​ Bug fixes

​ Editor and collaboration

​ Automations and integrations

​ Docs and delivery

​ Bug fixes

​ Bitbucket Cloud support

​ Editor and collaboration

​ Docs and delivery

​ Agent integrations

​ Bug fixes

​ New features

​ Improvements

​ Bug fixes

​ Mintlify Index

​ Mintlify widget

​ New features

​ Improvements

​ Bug fixes

​ GraphQL and SDK references

​ Editor and collaboration

​ Automations, integrations, and Slack

​ Analytics and data streaming

​ Sites, deployments, and performance

​ Bug fixes

​ Page improvements

​ Editor improvements

​ Sites and dashboard

​ Automations and Slack agent

​ Analytics

​ Bug fixes

​ Custom domain, subdomain, and subpath hosting

​ Editor comments, suggestions, and performance

​ Search filters and ranking

​ Enterprise security and access control

​ Assistant and automations

​ Other improvements

​ Bug fixes

​ Assistant skills and support handoff

​ Enterprise security

​ Improvements

​ Bug fixes

​ New releases

​ Improvements

​ Bug fixes

​ New releases

​ Improvements

​ Bug fixes

​ Authenticated sites on Starter plan

​ Editor improvements

​ Search and AI

​ Bug fixes

​ Agent and automation integrations

​ Slack agent

​ Search

​ Improvements

​ Bug fixes

AI credit pricing updates

OpenAPI Overlays

Editor and collaboration

Automations

Published sites

Dashboard

Git and integrations

API playground

Bug fixes

Notification preferences

Editor and collaboration

Automations

Analytics

API playground

Authoring

Referrals

Bug fixes

Referral program

Authoring

Editor and collaboration

Automations

Analytics

Docs and agents

Bug fixes

Editor and collaboration

Automations and integrations

Docs and delivery

Bug fixes

Bitbucket Cloud support

Editor and collaboration

Docs and delivery

Agent integrations

Bug fixes

New features

Improvements

Bug fixes

Mintlify Index

Mintlify widget

New features

Improvements

Bug fixes

GraphQL and SDK references

Editor and collaboration

Automations, integrations, and Slack

Analytics and data streaming

Sites, deployments, and performance

Bug fixes

Page improvements

Editor improvements

Sites and dashboard

Automations and Slack agent

Analytics

Bug fixes

Custom domain, subdomain, and subpath hosting

Editor comments, suggestions, and performance

Search filters and ranking

Enterprise security and access control

Assistant and automations

Other improvements

Bug fixes

Assistant skills and support handoff

Enterprise security

Improvements

Bug fixes

New releases

Improvements

Bug fixes

New releases

Improvements

Bug fixes

Authenticated sites on Starter plan

Editor improvements

Search and AI

Bug fixes

Agent and automation integrations

Slack agent

Search

Improvements

Bug fixes

Editor