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Guides

Explore guides for docs-as-code workflows, GitBook Agent, and AI-ready documentation

GitBook works with your existing tools and workflows. These guides help you use code and AI to build, maintain, and optimize documentation.

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Import or migrate content with Git Sync

Bring existing documentation into GitBook with Git Sync

Write documentation with AI

Use GitBook Agent to create and maintain documentation

Optimize docs for AI search

Prepare documentation for AI search and LLM ingestion

Streamline docs workflows with GitBook Agent

Use GitBook Agent for updates, optimization, and bulk documentation tasks

Create and publish a site from the command line

Use the GitBook CLI to create and publish a site

Quick guides

Set up Git Sync for your repository

Git Sync keeps your GitHub or GitLab repository aligned with GitBook.

This guide covers selecting a provider, authorizing GitBook, and connecting your repository.

Connect a coding assistant with GitBook MCP

GitBook MCP gives compatible coding assistants access to your GitBook content.

This guide covers connecting the server, confirming access, and starting a documentation task.

Run documentation workflows with the GitBook CLI

The GitBook CLI lets you work with content from your command line.

This guide covers signing in, querying content, and running documentation workflows.

Give coding assistants GitBook skills

Agent skills give coding assistants context about GitBook features and content blocks.

This guide covers adding the skills file and using it during documentation tasks.

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