docsfy

Install docsfy, configure your environment, and generate your first documentation site from a Git repository in under five minutes

Run docsfy as a production service using Docker Compose, configure environment variables, and set up persistent storage

Submit a repository via the web dashboard or CLI, choose an AI provider and model, target a specific branch, and monitor generation progress in real time

List, inspect, download, abort, and delete documentation projects and their branch/provider/model variants

Navigate the generated documentation site, use the search feature, switch between variants, and share doc URLs with your team

Create user accounts, assign roles (admin, user, viewer), grant and revoke project access, and rotate API keys

Select between Claude, Gemini, and Cursor providers, choose models, set timeouts, and understand the Pi SDK sidecar that routes AI calls

Understand how docsfy detects code changes, regenerates only affected pages, and keeps documentation in sync with your repository

Set up CLI server profiles, authenticate, and run all docsfy operations from the terminal including generate, status, download, and admin commands

Explains that every generated documentation site automatically includes llms.txt (a structured index of all pages) and llms-full.txt (the complete documentation content concatenated into a single file) following the llms.txt standard. Covers how to point AI tools, LLM agents, and chatbots at these files to consume your project's documentation, the format and structure of each file, and how to use them for RAG pipelines or AI-assisted development workflows.

Copy-paste patterns for multi-branch documentation, force-regenerating stale docs, downloading and hosting static sites, and automating doc generation in CI/CD

Complete reference for all API endpoints including authentication, project management, generation, admin operations, and WebSocket real-time updates

Full reference for the docsfy CLI covering all commands, flags, options, and output formats for generate, list, status, delete, abort, download, and admin subcommands

All environment variables, server settings, CLI config file format, and Docker Compose options with their defaults and valid values