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Local fumadocs documentation reference (latest). Fumadocs documentation framework. Use for building React.js documentation sites, MDX content, UI components, OpenAPI docs, CLI tools, and headless documentation with Next.js.

Archived 2026-10-23 · Source updated 2026-09-18 · License: MIT. Check the original repository for the latest version.

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# fumadocs Documentation

Fumadocs is a documentation framework designed to be fast, flexible, and composable with React frameworks. It consists of Fumadocs Core (headless logic), Fumadocs UI (default theme and components), Fumadocs MDX (official content source), and integrations for OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, search, and more.

## Quick Reference

| Task | Entry Point |
|------|-------------|
| Getting started | `contents/(framework)/index.mdx` |
| What is Fumadocs | `contents/(framework)/what-is-fumadocs.mdx` |
| Install via CLI | `contents/cli/index.mdx` |
| Manual install (Next.js) | `contents/(framework)/manual-installation/next.mdx` |
| Headless core overview | `contents/headless/index.mdx` |
| Fumadocs MDX setup | `contents/mdx/index.mdx` |
| UI theme overview | `contents/ui/index.mdx` |
| Search setup | `contents/(framework)/search/index.mdx` |
| OpenAPI integration | `contents/(framework)/integrations/openapi/index.mdx` |
| i18n setup | `contents/(framework)/internationalization/index.mdx` |

## When to use

Use this skill when the user asks about:
- Setting up a Fumadocs documentation site with Next.js, React Router, TanStack Start, or Waku
- Fumadocs UI components, layouts, and theming
- Fumadocs MDX collections and content processing
- Adding search (Algolia, Orama, Flexsearch, Typesense, etc.) to a Fumadocs site
- OpenAPI or AsyncAPI documentation generation
- MDX/remark/rehype plugins (code highlighting, math, mermaid, admonitions)
- Headless usage of Fumadocs Core without the default UI
- Internationalization (i18n) in Fumadocs
- CLI tooling, OG image generation, or component customization

## How to find information

1. **First**, read `TOC.md` for complete file listing organized by directory
2. Identify relevant section based on user's question
3. Read specific files for details

**TOC.md contains all 143 files organized by directory - always check it first.**