Redoc 3 is out 🚀

Point it at an API description, get docs. That hasn't changed in 10+ years. Almost everything else has: a new design, dark mode, a page for every operation, and OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, and GraphQL in one renderer.

Free and MIT licensed 🧵

Redocly is now in @ChatGPT 🚀

Ask it to lint your OpenAPI description and explain each problem, write a lint rule, or set up a docs site. It searches the live Redocly docs, so it looks things up instead of guessing.

Install the plugin:
chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin…

How much of your API is actually covered by your OpenAPI definition?

With drift --coverage in Redocly CLI, you can measure API coverage and identify gaps between your API and its specification.

A simple way to get better visibility into your API coverage and keep your ith your API.

Learn more: redocly.com/docs/cli/comma…

A search that finds nothing, a question asked for the fourth time: readers keep telling you what your docs are missing.

Writer Agent reads those signals, finds the gap, fact-checks a fix against your code, and opens a pull request. You review and merge.

Every pull request shows its work: the signals that triggered it, the change, and the checks it passed. Leave a comment, and the agent refines the fix.

Free during early access, on GitHub for now. Request access:
redocly.com/writer

Most docs teams have a style guide. Few have anything that checks it.

redocly recheck lints your Markdown pages and the descriptions in your API files: repeated words, sentence-case headings, long sentences, words to avoid. --fix repairs what it can.

Start from presets adapted from the Google and Microsoft style guides, or plain language and inclusive language rules. Add them to redocly.yaml:
redocly.com/docs/cli/reche…

Realm 0.138.0 is out 🚀

• AI prompts readers open in one click
• Navigation tabs
• Cookie consent, built in
• WebMCP, experimental

Same release for Reef, Revel, and Redoc. Highlights 🧵

Experimental: WebMCP. An AI agent in the reader's browser can search your docs and open pages through tools your site publishes, instead of guessing URLs. The reader sees every page it opens.

Swagger 2.0 descriptions load faster and use less memory.

All changes, including 0.138.1:
redocly.com/docs/realm/cha…

Theming is CSS variables now: set --color-primary-base or --sidebar-width, separately for light and dark.

Big descriptions stay fast: Redoc renders only what's near the viewport. Search is built in, and so are Copy for LLM, Open in Claude, and Open in ChatGPT.

Upgrading from 2.x? The bundle is an ES module, the theme option is gone, and anonymous usage telemetry is on by default (disableTelemetry turns it off).

Migration guide: redocly.com/docs/redoc/con…
Demo: redocly.github.io/redoc/
Code: github.com/Redocly/redoc

If you're thinking about migrating from Spectral, here's a sign.

dev.to/tatomyr/are-yo…