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the Mintlify MCP has been based on codemode since may. we just deleted it.
native mcp tools make more sense now. claude code, codex, pi, opencode, and basically every other harness use codemode as an implementation detail of their mcp support.
this meant that every single tool call to mintlify went through 2 layers of indirection: the harness's javascript, and ours
claude code makes changes to your editor, automations, and site settings much faster. it also can do everything our in app agent can do now!
im still an mcp hater but its much better you should try it
i’m flying to the offsite rn and i forgot
1. my drivers license
2. my battery pack
3. hiking boots
in praying that the jackson hole airport has touchless tsa otherwise im COOKED
the @mintlify team is getting together for an offsite this week
what's worth discussing while we're all in one room? and what do you want more of from us?
rohan retweeted
joined @mintlify a few weeks ago and this is my favourite thing i've shipped so far: making our source mode editor properly collaborative with the wysiwyg editor. i also shipped autocompletion and hover docs in source mode. live now on app.mintlify.com!
rohan retweeted
We thought this bridge was gold?!?! 😉
#StingEm 🐝
introducing walgithub: a github enterprise compatible server that runs on pure s3
your agents need completely isolated sandboxes to test their work on. walgithub lets your agents / e2e tests open thousands of prs, without a single ratelimit issue
got way more coming like this!
oops forgot to post the link: github.com/rgodha24/walgithu…
I've been burning an insane amount of tokens on the editor. it's really good software now.
try it out on our dashboard or in the new desktop app!
i am proud MCP hater
but web mcp seems WAY more directionally correct than normal mcp
supported by default on mintlify 🫡
there’s a reason why our merch calls us the markdown company of san francisco
Introducing Mintlify MDX.
Writing docs has always felt second-class. Your editor knows your code inside out, but shows MDX like plain text. None of the tooling you rely on is there when you switch to the docs.
Mintlify MDX fixes that.
Complete with:
→ Syntax highlighting
→ Autocomplete for every component and its props
→ Hover docs for every Mintlify component
→ Go to definition for snippets
→ A live preview beside your MDX
→ And a visual mode when you'd rather not write MDX at all
MDX, finally a first-class language in your IDE.
Install it from the VS Code Marketplace:
it’s genuinely insane how much easier this makes reviewing code
also geld is just such a fucking funny name, you should install just off of that
meet geld.sh
a browser extension that hides test files in github diffs and prs until you actually want to read them
because well... agents write a lot of tests.


















