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Docs7 turns a GitHub repository of Markdown and MDX files into a hosted documentation site with a production URL, a stable preview URL for every branch, and optional custom domains. It reads the Mintlify content format directly, so a repository that already has a docs.json or mint.json deploys as-is.

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How it works

  1. Connect a GitHub repository from your Context7 teamspace and pick the branch and folder that contain your docs.
  2. Docs7 builds the site and publishes it to <owner>--<repo>-<id>.docs7.io.
  3. Every push to the production branch redeploys production. Every push to any other branch creates or updates a preview site with its own stable URL, reported back to the pull request as a commit status and comment.
There is nothing to install and no CI to configure. The GitHub App webhook drives everything.

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What’s included

Mintlify-compatible

docs.json configuration, MDX components, snippets, and frontmatter work the way you already know.

Branch previews

One stable preview URL per branch, linked from the pull request.

Readable by AI tools

Every site generates llms.txt, llms-full.txt, a raw Markdown export of each page, and page actions that open the page in ChatGPT or Claude.

Full-text search

Static search with a ⌘K modal, per-language indexes, and keyword boosting. No external service.

API reference

Commit an OpenAPI spec and get generated endpoint pages with request and response examples.

Custom domains

Serve from docs.yourcompany.com, or below a path like yourcompany.com/docs.

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Where to start