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andocs

v2.0.26

Published

ANDocs — Agent Native Documentation. Modern documentation tool for AI agent workflows with live Mermaid diagrams and PDF generation.

Readme

andocs

ANDocs — Agent Native Documentation. Modern documentation tool for AI agent workflows with live Mermaid diagrams and PDF generation.

Requires Bun runtime.

Quick Start

# Start server (auto-detects markdown files)
bunx andocs

# Use specific documents folder
bunx andocs --path ./my-docs

# Start on custom port
bunx andocs --port 8080

# Generate PDFs for all documents
bunx andocs pdf

# Generate PDF for specific document
bunx andocs pdf --file docs/guide.md

Commands

  • serve (default) — Start local web server for browsing documentation
  • pdf — Generate PDF from one file (--file) or all documents

Options

| Option | Description | Default | | --------------- | ------------------------ | ----------- | | --path <PATH> | Path to documents folder | Auto-detect | | --port <PORT> | Server port | 3030 | | --host <HOST> | Server host | 127.0.0.1 | | --no-open | Don't auto-open browser | false |

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | | ------------- | ------------------------ | | ANDOCS_PATH | Default documents folder | | ANDOCS_PORT | Default server port | | ANDOCS_HOST | Default server host |

Development

# Start dev server
bun run --filter "andocs" dev

# Build standalone binary + web assets
bun run --filter "andocs" build

# Build web assets only
bun run --filter "andocs" build:web

Build Outputs

  • dist/andocs — Compiled standalone binary
  • dist/web/ — Built React web app served by CLI server

License

Copyright (c) 2025-present Blogic s.r.o. All rights reserved. See LICENSE.