In today's agentic world, the reader of you technical and API docs has shifted from humans to LLMs. Here is how to design docs for AI agents.
https://t.co/DbKvaepFvq
#docs#AIAgents#LLMS
How does your website and docs appear to AI Agents is important. It helps determine if you show up in ChatGPT or Claude answers.
See what your website's AI score is and recommendations on how to fix.
https://t.co/9psFHltcrd
#AI#AEO#GEO
In this AI agentic world, APIs and CLIs are all the rage. If you have a SaaS you've probably build an API and CLI for your system, and a key part of that is your API Key. Here is a guide on how to generate a secure API key.
https://t.co/rcQ6LjflIs
#AI#Agentic#CLI#API
Recap of the Jamdesk June 2026 release of the best docs platform.
- Customize search bar
- Collect emails directly on docs pages
- Fix broken link automatically
- Add a banner to the top of your docs
- Embed your changelog anywhere
- Show when each page was updated
https://t.co/EaQ9nTRagx
Sonnet 5 now powers Jamdesk "Fix with AI", one of our best features, which allows you to fix your technical docs automatically. So what is the difference with Sonnet 5? More intelligent, but that is always hard to measure, but about 60% faster in our tests.
#sonnet5#ai#jamdesk
Sometimes the AI agents do a poor job creating diagrams. A good way is to do diagrams-as-code with Mermaid, which the agents an easily write.
https://t.co/krHFcZQK0W
#DiagramsAsCode#DocsAsCode#Mermaid
Sometimes the AI agents do a poor job creating diagrams. A good way is to do diagrams-as-code with Mermaid, which the agents an easily write.
https://t.co/krHFcZQK0W
#mermaid#aiagents#coding
forEach with await inside doesn't wait — it sprints past every item and logs "Done!" before a single result comes back.
When order actually matters, reach for a for...of loop. The catch most tutorials miss:
https://t.co/I3icBMbHAv
Why is Jamdesk better than Mintlify?
For us it comes down to one thing: Mintlify charges you to use the AI in your own docs. We don't!
Here's how Mintlify works. The AI runs on credits, and their free tier comes with 5,000 of them, good for a 14-day trial. So the moment you want AI in your docs, you're on a paid plan, and those start at $100/month (their Starter tier, ~10,250 credits) and climb through $250, $500, on up to $1,000 as you need more. That's all straight from their credits page.
It's also metered, so heavy use costs extra. Their docs put a single AI chat answer at about 23 credits, and once you're over your monthly limit, credits are a cent each, so roughly $0.23 per answer. Agent runs are ~115 credits (about $1.15 each), and automations can run 180 to 913 credits, so a few dollars up to $9+ every time one fires. In other words, the more your readers actually use your docs AI, the more you pay. That always struck us as backwards and complicated.
Jamdesk is $29/month, flat. AI Chat, AI Analytics, AI Score, and AI Build Fixes (it auto-suggests a fix when a docs build breaks; I haven't found anything like it on Mintlify) are all just included. There are no credits to ration, no per-question overage, and no surprise end-of-month bill.
To be fair to them, Mintlify's a genuinely good product. It's polished, it's everywhere, and the ecosystem is big.
But if you're choosing a docs tool today and you'd rather lean on the AI than watch a meter, $29 flat versus $100-and-up metered is the difference worth weighing. That is one of the reasons that Jamdesk is better than Mintlify!
Happy to answer anything in the comments.
We're excited to announce our Chrome extension AI Score. You can see how how AI agents view your website. Based on AFDocs, get a score and details on what to fix.
https://t.co/rHRNFVoIaD
Every Jamdesk docs site includes a built-in AI chat assistant. Visitors ask questions and get answers with citations from your documentation. AI Chat is enabled by default on all plans at no additional cost.
https://t.co/VP0RjncGf7
You asked the model for JSON. It gave you a ```json fence, a "Here's the JSON!" preamble, and a trailing comma that throws on parse.
Stop writing regex to clean up after it. Make malformed JSON structurally impossible instead:
https://t.co/5bdiXXVzuI
We released a free utility to see how any site renders in a social share card. Every app creates link previews differently.
This is useful for your docs, and also useful for any website in general.
https://t.co/UHsL1UOyJz
Co-founders Boris and Geoff recap May's feature releases. Includes updates to Ask AI, CLI, social previews, docs backgrounds, and much more.
https://t.co/p0NsWwqxFp
At Google I/O it has been verified that llms.txt files will is coming to Chrome Agent Developer Tools & audited. This is a big deal and means your llms.txt file is critical if you want to be found by AI Agents and properly ranked by Google.
Learn more -> https://t.co/x2Rpt9NeTq