wtf is docs?

This repository is a starter template for building documentation websites using Mintlify, a platform that turns files written in MDX (a format combining Markdown text with interactive components) into a hosted documentation site. You copy this template to your own GitHub account, customize the content, and Mintlify handles the hosting and publishing automatically. The template includes example pages for common documentation needs: written guides, navigation menus, API reference pages, and various Mintlify components you can use to structure content. The idea is to give you a working starting point rather than a blank page, so you can see how things fit together before you start replacing the example content with your own. For working on the docs locally before publishing, a command-line tool called the Mintlify CLI lets you preview the site on your own computer at localhost:3000. Once you connect the GitHub app from your Mintlify dashboard, any changes pushed to the default branch are automatically deployed to your live documentation site. The template also describes a way to set up AI coding tools (the README mentions Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf) to assist with writing documentation, by installing a Mintlify-specific skill that gives those tools knowledge of Mintlify's components and writing conventions. This looks like the personal or organizational documentation repository for a user called mli, built from the public Mintlify Starter Kit. The README content itself is the standard Mintlify template introduction, so there is no additional project-specific context in this repository beyond the template defaults.