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This repository hosts the documentation site for AnythingLLM maintained by Mintplex-Labs. It provides the content, assets, and configuration for a Next.js documentation website that explains the AnythingLLM project and its components. The repo contains organized documentation pages under pages/ including agent, api, cloud, features, installation and setup, as well as public assets such as images and a favicon. It includes project configuration files like next.config.js, theme.config.tsx, package.json and a metadata file. The README documents how to clone the repository, install dependencies with yarn, and run the local development server with yarn dev. The project is licensed under the MIT License and includes basic contribution guidance and a pull request template.

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Features
The docs repository is structured for a static Next.js site with a clear file tree: public assets and images grouped by topic, an organized pages directory with topical folders like agent, api, cloud, features, installation and setup, and configuration files such as next.config.js, theme.config.tsx and _meta.json. It includes a package.json with scripts used for development, a pull-request-template.md and a licence.txt. The README provides local development steps (git clone, yarn, yarn dev). The site assets include icons and thumbnails, and there is an explicit note crediting a migration to NextJS. The content layout supports guides, getting-started material and changelog documentation.
Use Cases
This repository helps developers, integrators and users learn about AnythingLLM by providing centralized, versioned documentation and example pages for key topics like agent usage, API details, cloud deployment and installation. It enables contributors to run the documentation locally for previewing changes and testing content via the provided yarn dev script. The organized public asset folders make it easy to maintain images and media for tutorials. The presence of a pull request template and contribution notes lowers the barrier to submit fixes or new guides. Overall it serves as both a user-facing knowledge base and a maintainable docs codebase for the AnythingLLM project.

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