@incubrain/foundry

A Nuxt layer for building validation landing pages and authority documentation sites. Forked from Docus by the Nuxt Content team.

Installation

npm install @incubrain/foundry

Add to your nuxt.config.ts:

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  extends: ['@incubrain/foundry']
})

Features

• Landing Pages — Section-driven pages with signal capture (email, presales, bookings)
• Documentation — Authority docs with citations, glossary, bibliography, and MCP integration
• Event Tracking — Analytics-agnostic event system with webhook streaming and retry
• RSS Feeds — Config-driven feed generation from Nuxt Content collections
• Changelog — Timeline component for versioned entries with author resolution
• Comments — Dev-only documentation review system with text selection and element selection
• Nuxt Content — Markdown-first content with MDC component support
• Nuxt UI — Pre-styled components with Tailwind v4

Quick Start

# Create a new project
npx create-foundry my-project
cd my-project
npm install
npm run dev

Requirements

• Nuxt 4.x
• Node.js 22+

Documentation

Full documentation: foundry.incubrain.org

Credits

Foundry's docs module is heavily inspired by Docus (GitHub), the documentation template by the Nuxt Content team. Docus provides a fully integrated documentation solution with Nuxt UI, MDC components, full-text search, and theming. Foundry builds on this foundation and adds signal capture, event tracking, and webhook streaming for demand validation.

What changed from Docus:

• Removed i18n — browser-native translation is improving rapidly with AI, and maintaining translations slows down shipping. Focus on writing great content in one language.
• Added glossary and citation system

For Docus-inherited features (MDC components, content collections, search, theming), the Docus documentation is an excellent reference alongside these docs.

License

MIT