Back in August, a competitor audit found Dokly's editor shipping 11 block types against Mintlify's 25+, and wrote down the specific gap: Columns, Panel, Accordions, Expandables, Frames, Tooltips, Tree, Mermaid, Fields, Icons, Update. As of this week, that list is closed.
The component list is done#
Panel and Tooltip — the last two named gaps — both shipped in the last seven days. Each got its own post already, so here's the short version instead of repeating them:
rate limitRate limit100 requests per minute, per API key.See limits → — read the Tooltip post
Replaces the table of contents on pages that have one — read the Panel post
That's 23 top-level MDX components now, up from 11 a few months ago. Mintlify still ships more, but the specific list this audit set out to close is closed — every one of them, Mermaid through Panel, has its own post if you want the syntax.
Two free tools got more export formats#
Both /tools/markdown-table-generator and /tools/changelog-generator share the same underlying editors, and both picked up new output formats this week:
Markdown Table Generator now exports plain HTML <table> markup and Jira/Confluence wiki syntax, alongside the existing GitHub and Slack formats — four in total. If you're pasting a table into a Confluence page instead of a README, you don't need to hand-convert it anymore.
Changelog Generator adds GitHub-release and Slack/plain-text formats to its existing Keep-a-Changelog output. Drop in your commits once, pick the format for wherever you're posting the update.
The landing page says who writes your docs now#
The headline used to describe the product in the abstract. It now says the actual thing: "Ship the feature. Your agent writes the docs," with a "Works with" row naming Claude Code, Cursor, claude.ai, and any MCP client — the same answer the FAQ already gave, just moved up where someone decides whether to keep scrolling. Below the fold, a slider now shows real third-party sites currently published on Dokly, pulled from the live count rather than a fixed number.
Fixed#
A subdomain-guessing bot hammering random *.dokly.co names was turning roughly 21,000 requests into 166,000 database lookups a day. Each tenant page now shares one cached lookup instead of running it up to four times, so a traffic spike like that no longer multiplies into backend load — nothing you'd have noticed directly, but it keeps page loads steady if it happens again.
What's next#
With the component list closed, the next piece of the agent-native direction is giving your connected agent control over how a site looks — theme, fonts, branding — the same way it already controls page content and structure today.
Something you keep working around? Reply to this post or use the contact page — it reaches me directly.
Changelog entries#
Markdown Table Generator · Added · HTML table and Jira/Confluence wiki markup export formats, alongside the existing GitHub and Slack output. Changelog Generator · Added · GitHub-release and Slack/plain-text export formats, alongside the existing Keep a Changelog output. Tenant page loading · Fixed · Reduced database load from repeated per-request project lookups, improving resilience under bot or traffic spikes.
