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Turn documentation into adoption. Build interactive docs that onboard users, scale with your product, and work for AI agents.

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ReadMe Changelog:

Fresh fixes and some handy new upgrades!

📖 Docs: API Explorer surfaces missing OAuth scopes
🤖 AI: Writer + editor follow your style guide & lint rules
🌐 Translations: Re-uploads refresh text, no full reset
✏️ Editor: Branch merges list conflicting endpoints
🐛 + tons of bug fixes

Learn more: https://t.co/jCRxnhJLTv

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ReadMe Changelog:

Fixing an OpenAPI spec shouldn't require downloading and re-uploading an entire file.

You can now edit OpenAPI definitions directly in ReadMe with live validation.

Also new:
🤖 llms.txt now supports ?query=
📄 Fetch project landing pages as markdown
📊 User Agent visibility in Doc Metrics
⏱️ Configurable CLI upload timeouts

Plus a nest of fixes across API Reference, Editor, AI, MCP, Enterprise, and CLI.

https://t.co/M8GnCxNDjg

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ReadMe Changelog:

Custom LLMs.txt is here! Serve your own hand-authored version instead of the auto-generated one.

📄 Docs: Required params pre-fill with example values, so Try It just works
🔍 Enterprise: View audit logs from the project page
🏷️ MCP: Human-readable tool titles

Learn more: https://t.co/yaT4Tdzsse

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AI is good at search and summarizing, so why not put it to work in your docs?

Part 1 of our series covers how tech writers can use AI for search and discoverability without giving up the human touch.

Learn more: https://t.co/HGl5eZFO4m

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Check it out here: https://t.co/DjIa04TIRT

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ReadMe Changelog:

AI Discoverability is here! Now AI agents can read, navigate & use your docs.

And more:
🤖 MCP: Enabled by default on new projects
🔒 Enterprise: Restrict branch sharing
✏️ Editor: WYSIWYG Accordion, Cards, Columns & Tabs
📊 Analytics: Skip collecting visitor info
🐛 + tons of bug fixes

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Migrating has never been this fast. Get a preview: https://t.co/XZRYhR4DAC

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Drop in a URL, upload an OpenAPI spec, or add your markdown files. ReadMe's Importer builds your project automatically.

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Most teams treat API docs as an afterthought: written after the code ships, updated inconsistently, owned by no one. Here's how to write, maintain, and scale docs developers can actually trust.

https://t.co/p3HRhkgqdl

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Changelog: https://t.co/jQk4MXRJzd
Shareable Branches: https://t.co/To8H7yymvp

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ReadMe Changelog:

Share branches via private URL + a redesigned Audit Log page!

🔗 Shareable branch URLs
🏢 See where custom blocks are used
🧠 Ask AI now holds 100k characters
📄 Split llms.txt by category
✍️ New heading & list controls in the editor
🐛 + a bunch of bug fixes

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Learn more: https://t.co/ylg15SmgUq

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Who changed that API setting at 2am and why? Audit logs exist to answer that question, and we just rebuilt ours from the ground up. Clearer filters, better visibility, less detective work for your team.

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https://t.co/CdbPHKulC4

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ReadMe Changelog:

Smarter API Search and Deeper Sidebar Nesting!

🔍 API Reference: Search now finds parameter names, descriptions, and response body fields. Takes effect next time you update your OAS file
🪆 Sidebar: Pages now support up to 5 levels of nesting

And a bunch more on the changelog 👇

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New @readme homepage!

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ReadMe CLI — Write and lint docs from your terminal. Catches broken links, duplicate slugs, invalid frontmatter, and broken MDX. Auto-fixes most issues, and works with Claude or Codex for the rest.
Write from ReadMe's editor, your IDE, or the CLI. Your customers just see great docs.

Learn about the ReadMe CLI: https://t.co/mjosMt4uQp

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We redesigned ReadMe from the ground up. Here's what's new:

1. Simpler admin interface that's easier to navigate
2. AI-native editor with Markdown + MDX that keeps you in the loop
3. AI Writer that watches your GitHub commits and creates docs from them
4. CLI tool for working with docs locally
5. A new homepage that shows how it all fits together

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AI Writer — When your team pushes code changes to GitHub, ReadMe creates a branch with suggested doc updates for you to review and merge. Docs stay current with product development without the manual chase.

Connect your repo to get started: https://t.co/SV64UyqX8M