eigent/docs

Eigent Docs

This directory contains the Mintlify documentation for Eigent. The docs are hosted via Mintlify and configured through docs.json.

Prerequisites

Install the Mintlify CLI globally:

npm install -g mintlify

Preview locally

Run the dev server from inside the docs/ directory:

cd docs
mintlify dev

This starts a local server at http://localhost:3000 with hot reload on file changes.

File structure

docs/
├── docs.json              # Mintlify config: theme, navigation, branding
├── images/                # Logos and favicon
├── get_started/           # Welcome, installation, quick start
├── core/                  # Concepts, workforce, tools, workers, skills
│   └── models/            # Per-model setup guides (BYOK, Gemini, Kimi, etc.)
└── troubleshooting/       # Bug reporting, support

Adding a new page

1. Create a .md file in the appropriate section folder (e.g. core/my-feature.md).
2. Add a frontmatter title at the top:

   ---
   title: "My Feature"
   description: "Short description shown in search and meta."
   ---
   

3. Register the page in docs.json under navigation.tabs[0].groups in the relevant group's pages array:

   "/core/my-feature"
   

   Note: paths omit the .md extension and are relative to docs/.

Updating an existing page

Edit the .md file directly. Mintlify uses standard Markdown with some extended components (callouts, cards, tabs, etc.) — see the Mintlify docs for available components.

Updating navigation or config

All site-level settings live in docs.json:

• Navigation order — edit the pages arrays inside navigation.tabs[0].groups
• Nested groups — add an object with group, icon, and pages in place of a plain path string
• Theme / colors / logo — edit the top-level fields (theme, colors, logo, favicon)
• Navbar links — edit navbar.links and navbar.primary
• Footer socials — edit footer.socials

Deployment

Docs are deployed automatically by Mintlify on every push to the connected branch. No manual deploy step is needed — merging to main triggers a rebuild.