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What's new in DocsAlive

Engine and product releases. Every number here comes from the same test suite and runs as the rest of the site.

v0.2.1
October 19, 2026

TypeScript-aware triage, no-retention checkouts

  • Triage: TypeScript and JSX blocks the runner can't transpile are classified unsupported-syntax and never reported as docs bugs. On one of our test projects (a large JavaScript tool's docs) this removed 22 false alarms. The run now reports 0 likely docs bugs.
  • Data handling: repositories scanned by URL are cloned into a temporary directory and deleted when the run ends. --keep-checkout keeps them for local debugging.
  • Health Check: accepts public GitHub and GitLab URLs only. Reports are deleted after 90 days.
  • CLI: the command is now docsalive. Model settings read DOCSALIVE_LLM_* environment variables.
v0.2.0
October 19, 2026

JavaScript, TypeScript and HTTP runners, precise triage

  • Runners: JavaScript (ESM and CommonJS, top-level await), simple TypeScript, curl and raw HTTP request blocks.
  • Triage precision: on a 40-finding hand-labeled set, precision went from 46.7% to 100% with recall unchanged at 100%. Placeholder packages, illustrative imports, async wrappers and transitive deprecation warnings no longer count as docs bugs.
  • Model providers: an optional, provider-agnostic layer for refining plans and drafting fixes. Without a key, everything runs deterministically.
  • GitHub integration: check runs with line annotations, neutral when nothing is a docs bug. Draft fix PRs open only after the patched page passes.
  • Badge and Health Check: SVG docs badge and a free public health check.
v0.1.0
October 19, 2026

First engine

  • Detects MkDocs, Mintlify, Docusaurus, ReadMe and plain Markdown docs.
  • Extracts code blocks with page context, output blocks and tab groups.
  • Runs Python, pycon sessions and shell blocks in hardened Docker containers.
  • First runs on three popular open-source documentation sites.