Blume 2.0 makes docs agent-native
Blume 2.0 is a free, open-source documentation framework that turns Markdown into production-ready sites with built-in search, API references, SEO, changelogs, Markdown mirrors, llms.txt, JSON APIs, and optional MCP tools. Its agent tooling can test, translate, audit, migrate, and update docs alongside code.
Blume’s strongest idea is treating documentation as an interface for both humans and coding agents, not merely a styled website.
- –Markdown-first authoring keeps content portable and easy to version-control.
- –MCP, JSON APIs, Markdown mirrors, and llms.txt give agents structured ways to retrieve documentation without scraping.
- –Built-in evaluation, auditing, translation, and migration commands connect docs maintenance to agent-driven development workflows.
- –The zero-config approach challenges heavier frameworks such as Docusaurus, Mintlify, and Fumadocs, though large documentation sets will be the key scalability test.
DISCOVERED
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2026-10-04
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6h ago
2026-10-04
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AUTHOR
Hayden Bleasel