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Over the last few weeks, we rebuilt @GitBookIO's docs from scratch.
We started by digging into the data on what new and existing users were actually trying to do when they landed in our docs.
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Since launch, support gets fewer "where do I find…" questions, and our AI insights show a clear shift in what people are asking about getting started.
Very happy with how it turned out!
Of course, you should check out the docs for yourself! gitbook.com/docs/
Or head to our blog for a deep dive on the tools and workflow we used to get it done: gitbook.com/blog/how-we-rebu…
Super excited for the swag we’ve been cooking up for @GitBookIO this year 👀
Come meet me and the team at one of our upcoming events and we’ll give you some!
Register at gitbook.com/events
More and more @GitBookIO teams are using our MCP to create and manage their docs — and it's exciting to hear how flexible it’s been for different use-cases.
If you haven't tried the GitBook MCP yet, I wrote a quick guide with some best practices:
gitbook.com/blog/create-docu…
Proud to have contributed to this one!
The State of AI Search for Dev Tools 2026 confirms what we're seeing at @GitBookIO : docs are becoming AI infrastructure.
AI reads them before it recommends a tool for you.
Read the full report: devtune.ai/dev-tools-state-o…
This report is much richer because of the practitioners that contributed their own observations from the field.
Thanks to the following folks for sharing your experience so generously.
@addisonschultz - @GitBookIO
@_Dapp - @clerk
@BarrieSegal - Kind Stranger
Chris Bright - @depotdev
Dan Poppy - @dbt_labs
@gandharva - @measure_sh
Holly White - @GearsetHQ
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I wrote about how we're building @GitBookIO's skills here: gitbook.com/blog/ai-vs-human…
