Create dynamic docs that use product data (like roles and plans) to adapt to user needs using cookies, feature flags and more. Plus, the new AI Assistant uses the same data — and data from other sources via MCP — to give personalized answers with more context.
I’m thrilled to share what we’ve been working on: a huge launch that mark the beginning of a new chapter for GitBook.
At the core of this launch is adaptive content — a new way to create documentation that adapts instantly to the person reading it. Whether someone’s onboarding, evaluating your product, or knee-deep in your API, they’ll see docs that reflect where they are and what they need.
To supercharge adaptive content, we’re also launching the all-new GitBook Assistant — a smarter, more powerful AI assistant that doesn’t just search your docs, but understands them in context.
The Assistant integrates with adaptive content to offer personalized answers based on information like a user’s role or plan. And it can also connect to your product and other services via MCP servers to fetch real-time data that adds context to answers — or even take action like opening a support ticket or changing a product setting.
Together, these features bring us closer to the vision we’ve had for a long time: turning documentation from a static reference into something dynamic, contextual, and deeply integrated into the user journey.
If documentation used to be the map for your product, we want to make it a GPS.
We're really excited about this launch — and even more excited to see what you build with it. We'll be around all day in the comments, so feel free to ask us anything or find out more here and play around here!
No way—AI-powered docs that adapt to users? That’s a total game changer for onboarding new teammates. Does it handle versioning for docs as easily as code repos?
Congrats! The idea of turning documentation into a dynamic, GPS-like tool is fascinating!
Congrats on the launch! We've been using adaptive content since last week, and it's already proved useful in customizing docs for our beta users. Excited to see the Bucket adapter for feature flags, too.
About Dynamic, adaptive documentation on Product Hunt
“AI-powered docs, tailored to every user’s individual needs”
Dynamic, adaptive documentation launched on Product Hunt on July 31st, 2025 and earned 158 upvotes and 11 comments, placing #14 on the daily leaderboard. Create dynamic docs that use product data (like roles and plans) to adapt to user needs using cookies, feature flags and more. Plus, the new AI Assistant uses the same data — and data from other sources via MCP — to give personalized answers with more context.
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Sara Tandowsky
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I’m thrilled to share what we’ve been working on: a huge launch that mark the beginning of a new chapter for GitBook.
At the core of this launch is adaptive content — a new way to create documentation that adapts instantly to the person reading it. Whether someone’s onboarding, evaluating your product, or knee-deep in your API, they’ll see docs that reflect where they are and what they need.
To supercharge adaptive content, we’re also launching the all-new GitBook Assistant — a smarter, more powerful AI assistant that doesn’t just search your docs, but understands them in context.
The Assistant integrates with adaptive content to offer personalized answers based on information like a user’s role or plan. And it can also connect to your product and other services via MCP servers to fetch real-time data that adds context to answers — or even take action like opening a support ticket or changing a product setting.
Together, these features bring us closer to the vision we’ve had for a long time: turning documentation from a static reference into something dynamic, contextual, and deeply integrated into the user journey.
If documentation used to be the map for your product, we want to make it a GPS.
We're really excited about this launch — and even more excited to see what you build with it. We'll be around all day in the comments, so feel free to ask us anything or find out more here and play around here!
Thanks so much for your continued support 💙