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@kurajs/docs

v0.0.8

Published

Kura — the docs framework on June. Sidebar, ToC, search, copy-markdown, and the agent surface (MCP) for a knowledgebase that serves humans and agents.

Readme

@kurajs/docs

The docs framework on June — a knowledgebase for humans and agents.

One Markdown source becomes a polished website for people and a callable MCP server for agents, with no duplication. Sidebar, table of contents, semantic search, copy-as-Markdown, MDX components, and i18n are built in — not bolted on.

The fastest way to start is the scaffolder:

npm create kura my-docs

What you get

  • Three-column docs UI — sidebar (from frontmatter section/order), table of contents with anchored headings, breadcrumb, and prev/next pager.
  • Semantic search — pure-JS vector retrieval via @kurajs/core, built at kura index time and loaded as a static asset (Workers-safe).
  • Agent surface — every page ships .md / .json projections, a /llms.txt index, and search_docs + get_page MCP tools at /mcp.
  • MDX, default-on — curated Callout / Card / Steps / Tabs, precompiled to static HTML at build time; the agent-facing .md stays clean.
  • i18n — per-locale content with default-language fallback, localized UI strings and navigation, a language switcher, and cross-lingual search.

Usage

kura.config.ts is the one wiring point — bind your generated content and index to the framework:

import { createDocs } from "@kurajs/docs";
import { transformers } from "@kurajs/transformers";
import { DOCS, doc, docs } from "./app/_content";

export const kura = createDocs({
  content: { DOCS, doc, docs },
  config: {
    sections: ["Get started", "Concepts"],
    site: { name: "My Docs", brand: "My" },
    embedder: transformers(),
  },
});

Route files are thin re-exports of the bound handlers (kura.docRoute, kura.home, kura.searchRoute). See kura.build for the full guide.

Subpath exports

| Import | Use | | --- | --- | | @kurajs/docs | createDocs + headless nav helpers (runtime) | | @kurajs/docs/ui | Presentational React components + theme | | @kurajs/docs/search | buildIndex / createSearch (June-free) | | @kurajs/docs/mdx | Build-time MDX → HTML (used by kura index) | | @kurajs/docs/actions | The search_docs / get_page MCP action factory |

License

MIT