Documentation has always been the thing that falls out of date the moment you ship. Docs Platform v2 changes that. Your SpiderPublish docs are now AI-native — a living documentation product that AI agents can build, search, and keep current for you, on the same CMS you already use.
Here's what just went live for every SpiderPublish account.
Let agents maintain your API documentation
Point the new OpenAPI importer at any spec — a URL or an uploaded file — and it generates a complete, multi-page API reference in seconds: one page per tag, with multi-language code samples. When your API changes, an agent re-runs the import and your reference is current again. No more hand-written endpoint tables drifting away from reality.
A real interactive API reference
Every imported reference renders with code-group tabs — the same call shown in curl, JavaScript, and Python side by side — and an in-browser Try-it playground so readers can call your endpoints without leaving the page. Requests are fetched securely server-side, and internal addresses are blocked.
Author with components, not just text
Drop reusable components straight into any doc or page — MDX-style embeds, right in the editor. Build a callout, a card, or a custom block once and reuse it everywhere.
Markdown in, Markdown out
A new two-way converter imports Markdown into your content and exports any page or doc back to clean Markdown — including a one-shot Markdown-to-page. Move content in and out without copy-paste.
Docs your readers — and search engines — love
Every doc now has full SEO: OpenGraph, canonical URLs, robots, and structured data, so your documentation actually ranks. Readers get built-in full-text search with highlighted snippets, syntax-highlighted code, copy-as-Markdown, last-updated stamps, and a "was this helpful?" feedback widget that closes the loop.
Built for agents, end to end
The entire doc lifecycle — create, edit, publish, import, convert — is available to AI agents through the SpiderIQ CLI and MCP, shipping today in the v1.28 client release. Update @spideriq/cli and @spideriq/mcp, then let your agent own your docs with content docs:*, the Markdown converter, and content_import_openapi.
Open your dashboard under Content → Docs to try the API-reference importer, and read the full guide at publish.spideriq.ai/docs.
This is the start of AI-native documentation on SpiderIQ — docs that maintain themselves.