Cloudflare Nimbus – Docs for the agentic web

Cloudflare released Nimbus, a documentation framework built on Astro that ships as an npm package and writes layouts, components, styles, and content into a user's repository as editable files. Nimbus targets the 'agentic web' by providing every page with a clean .md twin, an /llms.txt index, and JSON-LD in the head, enabling both humans and AI agents to read documentation seamlessly. The framework scaffolds a site with one command and allows users to own all code from day one.

The web is read by agents now, not just people. Nimbus is how you build docs for that world; it runs on Astro, ships the invisible plumbing as an npm package, and writes the parts you’d actually change — layouts, components, styles, content — into your repo as real files. You own them from day one. Scaffold a site in one command: Why Nimbus Humans and agents are first-class. Every page ships a clean .md twin. You own all your code. No upstream theme to fork around; edit any file. Build with agents. nimbus-docs add copies a component in as files, or hands your agent a recipe. Built for the agentic web Every page ships a clean .md twin; /llms.txt indexes the whole site; JSON-LD lands in every head. Coding agents read your docs as well as a browser does — and you didn’t have to think about it.