AI Linting, Docs Audit, and more AI features

This week we launched several new features powered by AI to help you create and maintain great documentation more easily.

AI Linting: Write rules and guidelines about what makes good documentation in plain English that our AI will use to give you feedback on individual docs while they are being written.
Docs Audit: Run the AI Linter over your entire set of documentation to get an overview of which pages need the most improvement and report on the quality of your docs over time.
Agent Owlbert: Our own AI Agent with all of the knowledge of how to use ReadMe most effectively. Use it to help you write your content as well as get assistance on ReadMe features.
New AI Search: We've redesigned our AI Search in the documentation as a conversational interface that understands context, remembers previous questions, and can guide developers through complex implementation scenarios.

You can read more about each of these features in our full launch blog post.

API Designer:

Added support for editing and creating multiple security schemas and setting default security configurations across all endpoints.
Added the ability to duplicate endpoint pages.

API Reference:

Added more configuration options for who can view OpenAPI files. Previously, this was limited to only project admins or public access; now project editors and viewers can also be given access.

MCP:

Added support for using our built-in MCP server for projects using a custom login.

Discussions:

Search:

Fixed an issue where searches with no results would sometimes return results containing the section name being filtered.

Editor:

Fixed an issue where multiple warnings about page size would appear at the same time.
Fixed some tables that used the pipe character within table cells.

Admin UI: