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@docs.page/cli

v2.0.0

Published

The docs.page cli tool for managing your documentation.

Readme

@docs.page/cli

Command-line tool for docs.page — initialize projects, validate documentation, preview locally, and manage documentation agents.

Installation

Run without installing:

npx @docs.page/cli <command>

Or install globally:

npm install -g @docs.page/cli

The docs and docs.page binaries are both available after install.

Commands

init

Scaffold a new docs.page project with docs.json and starter MDX files.

docs init
docs init ./my-project --name "My Project"
docs init --no-docs          # docs.json only
docs init --overwrite        # replace existing docs.page files

check

Lint your documentation for broken links, missing assets, render errors, and metadata issues. Exits with code 1 when errors are found, so it works in CI.

docs check
docs check ./my-project
docs check --external-links warn --internal-links error --assets error
docs check --render error --metadata warn

Severity levels for checks: off, warn, error.

preview

Start a local live-reloading preview of your documentation site. Watches docs.json and docs/**/*.mdx, then streams rendered content to the docs.page preview UI in your browser.

docs preview
docs preview --port 4000
docs preview --no-browser

Requires a valid docs.json (or docs.yaml) and at least one .mdx file under docs/.

agent

Manage docs.page documentation agents for a GitHub repository.

docs agent create --repo org/repo --provider openai --apikey sk-...
docs agent delete --repo org/repo

Supported providers: openai, anthropic, google, xai.

Global options

docs --api-url https://your-api.example.com <command>

Defaults to the DOCS_PAGE_API_BASE environment variable, or the production docs.page API.

Documentation

Learn more at docs.page.