Launching today
docmd Assistant
AI Assistant for Docs. Zero-config, BYOK, 100% free relay.
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AI Assistant for Docs. Zero-config, BYOK, 100% free relay.
5 followers
We are making docmd fully AI-native. With the 0.9.1 release, docmd Assistant brings native Bring-Your-Own-Key AI chat (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Ollama), a 100% free cloud relay, stdio MCP servers for Cursor and Claude Desktop, and automated llms.txt manifests to your documentation with zero SaaS fees and zero extra configuration. A complete open-source alternative to $200/mo paid documentation platforms.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
Ghazi here from docmd.
When we built docmd, our goal was simple: eliminate the boilerplate, framework bloat, and configuration overhead from documentation.
Today, we are taking the next big step by launching docmd Assistant and making docmd completely AI-native.
Documentation is no longer just read by developers in browsers, it is queried by IDE copilots, indexed by AI agents, and referenced in chat workflows. But adding AI to docs has traditionally meant paying $200+ a month to a third-party SaaS and giving up data privacy.
With docmd Assistant, we built AI directly into the open-source engine:
Bring Your Own Key (BYOK): Connect OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, Groq, or local Ollama. No monthly subscriptions, no query markups, and complete data privacy.
Native MCP Server (`docmd mcp`): Lets Claude Desktop, Cursor, and AI agents query your documentation directly through standard Model Context Protocol.
Automated AI Manifests: Auto-generates `llms.txt` and OKF bundles on every build.
Embeddable Anywhere: Works natively in docmd or embeds as a lightweight widget on any existing site.
Everything is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on how you are using AI in your docs!
Hi! This looks super interesting! I am currently using Astro, but this might actually be a reason to spend the 20 minutes migrating.