Documentation for Arcade, built with Next.js and Fumadocs. Content is MDX under content/docs/.

Requires bun (see packageManager in package.json).

bun install      # install dependencies
bun run dev      # start the dev server at http://localhost:3000

Other useful commands:

bun run build          # production build
bun run lint           # Ultracite (Biome) lint
bun run typecheck      # TypeScript across root, scripts/, toolkit-docs-generator/
bun run test           # Vitest
bun run check-meta     # validate meta.json sidebar entries
bun run check-redirects

Copy .env.local.example to .env.local and fill in the values:

cp .env.local.example .env.local

• Pages are content/docs/**/*.mdx; content/docs/a/b.mdx and content/docs/a/b/index.mdx both serve /en/a/b.
• Each folder's meta.json sets the sidebar title, icon, and pages order.
• Every page needs frontmatter title (rendered as the heading) and should have description.

See AUTHORING.md for frontmatter fields, meta.json format, components, and code-fence options, and STYLEGUIDE.md for voice and tone.

We use Vale to enforce documentation style standards based on the Google Developer Documentation Style Guide.

When you open a PR with doc changes, two automated reviews happen:

1. Style Review (on PR open/update): Posts line-level suggestions for Vale issues. Click "Apply suggestion" to accept fixes.

2. Editorial Review (after merge): Analyzes docs against STYLEGUIDE.md and creates a follow-up PR if structural improvements are needed.

Both are powered by Vale + LLM and require ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (or OPENAI_API_KEY) in repository secrets.

First, install the Vale CLI for your platform, then fetch the style packages:

bun run vale:sync
bun run vale:check                 # Check all docs for style issues
bun run vale content/docs/build/   # Check a specific path
bun run vale:fix <file>            # Interactive AI-powered fixes (optional)

The vale:fix command requires an API key in .env.local. Without one, you can fix issues manually using vale <file> to see detailed output.

• STYLEGUIDE.md - Writing standards for voice, tone, and structure
• AUTHORING.md - Page structure, frontmatter, meta.json, components
• AGENTS.md - Instructions for AI assistants working on docs

scripts/generate-llmstxt.ts produces public/llms.txt following the llms.txt specification from every page under content/docs plus the generated toolkit pages. It runs in CI (.github/workflows/llmstxt.yml) when content changes; run bun run llmstxt to regenerate it locally (needs OPENAI_API_KEY).

Use the Callout component (available in every MDX file without an import):

<Callout>A general callout. Use sparingly.</Callout>

<Callout type="warning">
  Use this when there's something potentially destructive to call attention to.
</Callout>

<Callout type="info">
  Use this for asides you don't have time to get into, like mentioning that
  folks should checkout the [official MCP documentation](https://mcp.arcade.dev)
  to learn more. (Hint: it always has a link!)
</Callout>

Toolkit reference pages at /en/resources/integrations/<category>/<toolkit> are generated from toolkit-docs-generator/data/toolkits/*.json, not from MDX. See toolkit-docs-generator/README.md for the generator and toolkit-docs-generator/CURATION.md for hand-authored prose. Sidebar entries for them are produced by bun run sync-toolkit-sidebar.