docs framework worth a look: blume. drop md and mdx files in a folder, run blume dev, and you have a documentation site with navigation, search, dark theme, seo and thirty-something components. no starter to clone, no config to write.

the ai side is why i actually tried it. it generates llms.txt, ships an mcp server so an agent reads the docs directly, and has an ask ai button built in. hayden bleasel from openai shipped 1.0 in july, mit, astro and vite underneath, node 22.12+, blume eject when you outgrow it. content can come from the filesystem, github, sanity or notion, and it renders openapi references and an auto changelog.

i run my own note vault through it locally now. a folder of markdown i write from my phone, opening as a real site with search, and i maintain none of it.