About Revdoku

Revdoku publishes API and integration docs from GitHub. Each docs site is made for people and for AI agents. People search it, ask AI and try the API in the API console. AI agents read it through its MCP server, llms.txt and the Markdown copy of each page. Questions from readers become support tickets, and a built-in support agent drafts replies from the docs for a person to send.

Eugene Mi, founder

Eugene Mi is a computer programmer. He builds document-processing libraries and cloud services for data extraction and data processing.

Questions or feedback? Email support@revdoku.com.

Who it is for

• Teams that make an API or a developer tool: keep the docs next to the code in GitHub. Each push publishes the docs site, with an API reference and an API console from your OpenAPI file.
• Teams that use Mintlify: a Mintlify repository works as it is, with its docs.json navigation, MDX pages and common components.
• Agencies and consultants: publish the docs of each client in a separate account. See Projects and clients.
• Developers who work with AI agents: AI agents read your docs through MCP and llms.txt. Your own agents publish and answer support tickets through the API, MCP or CLI.

Your data

Revdoku stores your data in the United States. Servers and email run on Amazon Web Services in Northern Virginia. Files and published sites are in Cloudflare R2 in the eastern United States. AES-256 encryption protects stored files, and TLS protects data in transit. Read more on the security page and in the privacy policy.

Get in touch

Email support@revdoku.com, ask in our Discord, or open an issue on GitHub. See Contact for more ways to reach us.

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