Docs your agents can act on

Turn repo docs into executable handoffs.

doc-bridge gives every coding agent the same contract: startHere, editRoots, checks, and humanDoc. Then it turns agent memory back into reviewable documentation drafts. Use it from CLI, MCP, and CI. No LLM or API key required.

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doc-bridge maps human docs into structured agent handoffs for CLI, MCP, and CI

# Before — agent guesses

✗ edits packages/billing when task says "auth"

✗ runs repo-wide test instead of package checks

$ npx ak-docs demo --text

# After — handoff.resolve

✓ target: auth (packages/auth)

✓ edit: packages/auth

✓ checks: pnpm --filter @demo/auth test

✓ human guide: /docs/guides/auth

Gate: red → green

$ npm i -D @agentskit/doc-bridge

$ npx ak-docs init && npx ak-docs index

$ ak-docs mcp install --cursor

$ ak-docs doctor --text

Score: 82/100 (B)

Agent docs: 8/10 (80% handoff-ready)

Human guides: 6/10 (60% bridged)

Gates: 3/3 passing

→ ak-docs query package auth --agent

Use it where agents already work

One index, multiple surfaces. Start with the CLI; wire MCP and CI when the first handoff is useful.

doc-bridge index used through CLI, MCP, CI, and documentation adapters

Surface	What it does	How you use it
CLI	Query ownership, inspect handoffs, run doctor, search docs.	`ak-docs query package auth --agent`
MCP	Lets Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex-style agents resolve before editing.	`ak-docs mcp install --cursor`
CI	Blocks stale indexes and broken human-doc bridges.	`ak-docs index && ak-docs gate run`
Adapters	Connect Fumadocs, Docusaurus, VitePress, Starlight, Nextra, plain markdown, and pnpm workspaces.	`fumadocs` · `docusaurus` · `vitepress` · `starlight` · `nextra` · `plain-markdown`
Memory pipeline	Classifies local agent memory and drafts documentation updates.	`ak-docs memory promote --pr`
Optional RAG/chat	Adds handoff-first chat when you install AgentsKit peers.	`ak-docs rag ingest && ak-docs chat`