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Contributing to documentation should feel as simple as writing in a doc. Now with Mintlify’s web editor, it does. Create, edit, and publish directly in your browser. Leave comments, suggest edits, and see feedback from your team. Switch between visual and Markdown modes, see live previews, and share preview links in seconds. You can even organize your site navigation with drag and drop, no config files needed. Everything stays in sync with Git and fits into your existing workflow. Empower every teammate to improve your docs.

Enterprise teams shouldn't have to choose between control and infrastructure. New from Mintlify: Create a custom frontend for your docs. Control how your documentation looks and behaves. Use your own layouts, components, and styles. Mintlify handles the content, publishing, search, and AI behind the scenes.

OpenClaw is now the fastest growing repository in GitHub history, going from 9K to 179K stars in just 60 days. We took a closer look at what stands out about their documentation: • A team of one person, supported by Claude • Page count scaled into the top 1 percentile of all Mintlify sites • An average of 24 docs updates per day Mintlify makes it easier to ship and maintain high quality docs as usage scales.

Browserbase turned documentation into a ~40x enterprise signal. From AI-driven discovery to enterprise pipeline, Browserbase uses Mintlify to power high-intent growth, faster product adoption, and self-serve support. Watch the full story.

New month, new minties: Devin Jackson: His grandfather built the first Samoan church in Southern California and his family reunions typically have 300 - 400 people. Devin joins us from RunLLM. Lindsay Zhang: Lindsay was in a live production of La Bohème when she was 14. Lindsay joins us as a co-op intern and was previously at X. Trevor Gerald: Trevor can move his ears. Trevor joins us after previously being at Windsurf. We're still rapidly hiring - across GTM, Engineering, Customer Success, and Support. Link to apply in the comments.

AI traffic is quickly becoming the majority of visits to your sites. New from Mintlify: Analytics now show you how many AI agents are viewing your docs and what they're looking at. As agents increasingly rely on docs to answer questions and make decisions, this visibility helps teams understand and improve the agent experience.

Matt Palmer from Replit shares how Mintlify helped them move from a slow, Docusaurus-based workflow to documentation that anyone can contribute to, while staying fully backed by git and version control. The result: faster updates, more contributors, and documentation that builders of all skill levels can actually navigate and use. Watch the full video to hear how the team made documentation a priority across the company.

Audit logs are now available for enterprise customers. Teams now have a complete record of authenticated create, update, delete, and sensitive read actions in the Mintlify dashboard. Each log captures who performed the action, what happened, when it occurred, and the outcome to ensure organizational security at every level.

New year & the team continues to grow. Here's a few hires that rounded off our 2025. Peri Langlois: Peri loves to trail run and her longest run is 100 miles across France, Italy, and Switzerland. Dmytro Tovstokoryi: Dmytro can't ride a bike. HK Chahal: HK is a huge metalhead and has a guitar collection. He currently has 4! As we enter 2026, we're continuing to hire across the board for Account Executives, Engineers, and several other functions within GTM, Engineering, Customer Success, Support, and Talent. Link to apply in comments!

Bringing a more intuitive, no-code editing experience to your documentation with a few recent ships: - Live preview - Docs.json configuration as a visual editor - One-click publishing