Docs traffic across Mintlify grew ~10x from Sept 2025 to Sept 2026: 45M → 444M monthly views.
Human traffic: 3x
Agent traffic: 135x
MCP: 4.4M+ monthly tool calls, up 53x
An estimated 60% of September’s doc changes were agent-written.
Agents are reading and writing the docs, not just code.
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Mintlify Enterprise is now available in AWS Marketplace, on infrastructure that has served 2B+ agent visits at 99.999% uptime.
The Mintlify agent now runs your own skills.
Upload your style guide, review checklist, or page templates once.
The agent loads the right one whenever a task calls for it.
In August, Mintlify-powered sites recorded 257M agent web requests and 131M human page loads.
Agents are becoming the primary audience for company knowledge. Most companies aren’t ready.
See what our 2026 State of Knowledge research found.
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the fly brain has learned markdown
caught in action
@mintlify is running a cohort for the people always writing notes, docs, and ideas.
you'll get access to our editor and to chat with our team on a consistent basis to make Mintlify the writing tool you've always dreamed of.
DM me to join - access is limited!
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We are excited to roll out our new llms.txt architecture to all Mintlify powered docs.
On large docs sites, agents navigate 52% faster while using 45% fewer tokens.
The new generation algorithm works by recursively moving navigation sections into /_llms/indexes, giving agents a filesystem-like map without bloating their context.
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Join us in discovering where software goes next.
GitHub’s flagship developer conference returns October 28th-29th. Come by the Mintlify booth, meet some of our team, and hear about our thoughts on the future of knowledge infrastructure.
See you there!
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We made Claude Code and Codex surf docs and counted every 404 they hit before finding the answer.
We served the same content 4 ways: raw HTML, plain markdown, markdown + an llms.txt index, and markdown with the llms.txt inlined on every page.
We found that agents reach for markdown and llms.txt on their own, and HTML-only finished last by a wide margin (15-30x more 404s than markdown + llms.txt).
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