Docs Platform v2: your docs are now a product

SpiderPublish docs just grew up. Phase 1 of Docs Platform v2 turns the docs surface into a real documentation product — findable in search engines, full-text searchable by your readers, and manageable end-to-end by AI agents.

Found by search engines

Docs now carry the full SEO field set — OpenGraph, Twitter cards, canonical URLs, robots directives, and JSON-LD structured data — exactly like pages. The renderer emits every one of them, so your documentation can rank.

Searched by your readers

A new full-text search runs Postgres tsvector over your published docs and returns highlighted snippets, not just titles. The docs chrome wires a debounced search box (with the cmd-K modal) straight to it.

Polished to read

Syntax highlighting on fenced code blocks, a copy-as-Markdown button on every page, last-updated stamps, an optional edit-this-page link, and a Was this helpful? widget that closes the feedback loop.

Managed by agents

AI agents get the full doc lifecycle — list, get, update, publish, unpublish, delete, export — at parity with pages, with destructive actions gated behind a dry-run/confirm step. The CLI and MCP tools ship in an upcoming package release; the REST endpoints are live now.