Hey everyone
I've been building Docora, an open-source documentation framework for Next.js and React — inspired by Docus in the Nuxt ecosystem, but built from the ground up for this stack.
What it does:
- File-based routing — every file under
content/
becomes a route
- MDC syntax — write Markdown, get callouts, cards, tabs and steps with no imports
- Built-in search (compile-time command palette, no hosted service)
- SEO by default — sitemap, robots, canonical links, generated OG images
- i18n — a folder per locale, hreflang included
- An MCP server at
/mcp
on every deployed site, plus auto-generated llms.txt
— so AI tools like Cursor and Claude can read the docs directly
- An optional AI chat widget (Ask AI) built with the AI SDK, routed through AI Gateway
Quickstart:
source & further reading
dev.to — original article
Debugging a Flaky LLM Pipeline: Timeouts, Truncation, and a 40-Line Probe
Audit the Server, Not the Model: A Free-Tier Test for AI Coding Tools
44 Thumbnails With the Wrong Hair Color: A One-Line Bug and the 300 Lines It Took to Pay It Back