https://thally.io/blog One source, read natively by AI agents and humans. JSON, JSON-LD & Markdown for agents; HTML for people — same URL. When your product ships, Thally drafts the docs PR. en https://thally.io/blog/thally-vs-mintlify https://thally.io/blog/thally-vs-mintlify Both render beautiful MDX docs. The differences are ownership, self-hosting, and how deeply AI agents can read your docs. A fair, side-by-side comparison. Comparison Sat, 11 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT https://thally.io/blog/thally-vs-gitbook https://thally.io/blog/thally-vs-gitbook GitBook is a polished hosted editor for teams that want a wiki. Thally is a docs-as-code platform your agents can read natively. Here is how to choose. Comparison Wed, 08 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT https://thally.io/blog/thally-vs-docusaurus https://thally.io/blog/thally-vs-docusaurus Both are open source and self-hostable. Docusaurus gives you a React static-site framework; Thally adds the AI layer: structured output, MCP, search, and a docs agent. Comparison Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT https://thally.io/blog/what-is-ai-native-documentation https://thally.io/blog/what-is-ai-native-documentation AI-native documentation serves structured data to machines and rendered pages to people from the same URL, so agents stop scraping and start reading. A definition, with examples. Product Thu, 25 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT https://thally.io/blog/agent-ready-docs-llms-txt-mcp https://thally.io/blog/agent-ready-docs-llms-txt-mcp A practical guide to the three layers of agent-ready documentation: discovery files, structured per-page output, and a live MCP server, with the checks to prove it works. Guide Thu, 18 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT