Unleash switched from Docusaurus and Kapa to Fern to build docs for humans and agents.
"Fern nails the AI readiness piece better than any other docs platform we've seen." โ Melinda Fekete, Documentation Lead at Unleash
Read more: https://t.co/Ah8xBkZMFq
Introducing Fern Replay ๐: https://t.co/Vi9FrkOazr
Until now, customizing a Fern-generated SDK was file-level: let the generator overwrite your edits, or .fernignore the file and own it yourself forever. Replay is the line-level answer. After each regeneration, Replay detects your edits and ships the result as a single PR for review.
Works across every SDK language. Generally available and already running in production at @Frame_io , @auth0, and @smallest_AI
Built by Tanmay Singh
@raunakdoesdev@speakeasydev ๐ ready to play ball.
we generate enterprise-grade SDKs for @auth0, @Square, and @ElevenLabs.
offering discounted migration services for all stainless customers, give us a shout
https://t.co/iXAiUrYGJu
@AnthropicAI Claude, @OpenAI Codex, and @cursor_ai already build through the terminal, making the command line the default interface between APIs and agents. But most APIs still don't ship a CLI.
The same API spec that powers Fern Docs and SDKs can now generate a fully functional CLI alongside them.
Fern generates the CLI as a statically linked @rustlang binary that works as:
โข A native CLI for agents and developers
โข An MCP server for clients like @claudeai and @ChatGPTapp
Modern development is agent-native. The terminal is the lowest-friction surface for agents to operate in, so we built a CLI generator.
Weโre onboarding early access customers now at: https://t.co/SI0m1ISg21
Try it out on your docs by adding `?shakespeare=true` to any docs site built with Fern, like NVIDIA's: https://t.co/o46i7U3CW7
April Fools idea crafted by @kapilgowru, Devin Logan, and Sarah Bawabe.
Read more: https://t.co/BHugwCNq3M
Modern docs feel too casual. They lack the gravitas your product deserves.
Today we've shipped Shakespeare mode for Fern Docs. Render thy docs in a noble verse!
See it live: https://t.co/osv7GCZ4C3
Background music generated by @ElevenLabs
Documentation pages aren't static. As a feature matures, the job a page needs to do changes and the structure underneath needs to change with it.
Fern's technical writer walks through three pages she recently rebuilt and what drove each one: https://t.co/UPptnLmRmj
Now, docs reviewers donโt need a new preview link for every commit.
Our new GitHub Action comments on your PR with:
โข A fixed, named preview link
โข Links to every changed page
Learn more: https://t.co/TUHPL8dqGo
Our only technical writer ships 20,000 new lines of docs a month. Here's how she actually uses AI (@AnthropicAI@cognition@NotionHQ) to do it โ and what it still can't do on its own. https://t.co/LVn4iYNKvm
Great docs should feel effortless. That means the small stuff mattersโsmooth arrows, no flickering icons, dialogs that ease open.
Frontend engineer Sarah breaks down six small UI improvements she shipped to Fern Docs and why they're worth getting right: https://t.co/YJRZU8vfR8
Here's what Elijah Skeirik, Technical Writer at Payabli, had to say about it:
โGetting set up with the Rust SDK was genuinely a breath of fresh air. I ran like three commands, and then I could use our API with all of the thoughtful additions that Fern adds into their generated SDKs.โ
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Generate a type-safe Rust SDK from your API spec โ with async/await, streaming, and idiomatic error handling. Built for performance-critical applications. Includes wire tests to verify correctness and one-command publishing to https://t.co/C7ZSUhKmwr.
Read more: https://t.co/Uh5l1zvhxv
Built by Naman Anand
Overlays are an official OpenAPI standard that customizes a spec without modifying the original file. Add extensions, rename parameters, or use different configs for SDKs vs Docs โ all while keeping your source spec clean.
OpenAPI + Overlays = (๐ฃ๐ฆ๐ต๐ต๐ฆ๐ณ) OpenAPI
๐ก๐ผ๐ ๐๐๐ฝ๐ฝ๐ผ๐ฟ๐๐ถ๐ป๐ด @OpenApiSpec ๐ผ๐๐ฒ๐ฟ๐น๐ฎ๐๐
Learn more: https://t.co/qRJJF5ivZS
Built by Thomas Baker