Crawl-to-publish vs docs-as-code for developer documentation.
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teams already try
Mintlify, GitBook, Notion, or writing by hand — see cost, outputs, and agent readiness side by side.
Why compare?
The right docs stack affects speed, support load, and whether agents can read what you publish. Below, read side-by-side notes — or run Agent Score on a live docs URL.
At a glance
| Criteria | Docfiy | Typical stack |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Product / marketing URL crawl | Manual write or import |
| Outputs | Docs + help + forms | Usually one product |
| AI assistant | Grounded in your publish | Add-on or separate tool |
| Agent readiness | llms.txt + stable URLs | Often DIY |
| Ongoing cost | Predictable plans | Seats + CMS + support stack |
Detailed comparisons
Platform pairs side by side. For agent readability, see Agent Score.
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Public docs sites vs internal wikis — different jobs.
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Docs-only, help, forms, or agent readiness.
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