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changelogAug 28, 2026

Enterprise Analytics

Enterprise projects now get a cross-project dashboard that surfaces documentation traffic and engagement metrics for every child project in one place, alongside editor enhancements, smarter search, and a wide range of bug fixes.

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Improvements

  • Reusable content and custom components now confirm before you lose unsaved changes or delete content, have a dedicated Visual and Raw mode toggle, and show clearer usage counts and marketplace browsing.
  • The editor now has a panel for adding markdown blocks, reusable content, and custom components straight into your docs.
  • Custom pages can now support custom components.
  • Search now matches API reference pages by their path, not just their title or content.
  • Grouping filters in metrics charts now tint to match their series color and default to showing the 12 busiest groups, up from 5.
  • The rdme openapi upload command now shows which ReadMe project your API key is targeting, in the overwrite confirmation prompt, success message, dry-run output, and still-processing message.
  • AI Writer now sends its own notification when it opens a docs pull request for review, linking to the GitHub PR, with the branch's ready-by attribution showing correctly.

Bugs Eaten by Owlbert

  • Certain reused schema references in an API definition no longer cause uploads to fail, and requests now correctly match operations with hyphenated path parameters or server URLs containing periods.
  • Clearing all content from an API reference page now leaves it fully empty, instead of showing a stray blank gap between sections.
  • Fixed several editing issues with Tabs, Cards, and Columns, so pressing Enter on a blank line no longer splits the component apart, and pasting into the first tab now lands inside that tab with the cursor staying put.
  • The link dialog now accepts relative URLs starting with ./ or ../, so you can link between pages without hardcoding your project slug.
  • The AI content generator no longer renders underneath reusable content blocks, and opening it now automatically closes the Blocks Panel so they don't compete for space.
  • Removing a Recipe through the AI Agent now fully deletes it, instead of leaving behind a broken, content-less page.
  • Merging a branch while a page is open in the collaborative editor now shows the merged content immediately instead of stale pre-merge content, and collaborator cursor colors no longer collide between two users.
  • Components like tabs, callouts, cards, and tables inside an inline AI edit now render correctly in the diff preview, instead of leaving a blank gap.
  • Fixed two redirect bugs, so custom redirect rules for a docs URL are now respected even when a reference page exists at the same slug, and requesting the markdown version of a project's homepage now redirects to the markdown version of its first page instead of falling back to HTML.
  • Collapsed FAQ and accordion blocks now print their full content in PDF exports, and pages using MDX-only syntax no longer silently drop from the export.
  • The notification preferences project picker now renders with a solid background in Firefox, and the inbox popover fits within narrow screens instead of overflowing.
  • Enterprise admins can now fully clear their Teammates and End User Login domain safelists, instead of cleared domains reappearing after a refresh.
  • Settings pages for integrations now stack properly on narrow screens, instead of cutting off connect buttons.
  • AI Discovery no longer appears in group settings for legacy enterprise groups whose child projects don't support it.
  • Git sync connection setup is more reliable, so initial syncs that partially fail are now reported instead of showing a false success message, GitLab webhook verification no longer errors for enterprise sub-projects, and the Bitbucket connection page advances automatically once a repository is linked.
  • Branches created and deleted in quick succession are no longer lost, whether deleted right back out after being recreated or left out of sync entirely.
  • Pages synced via Git sync are no longer incorrectly flagged as invalid MDX for projects using ReadMe's standard Markdown engine.
  • For enterprise groups sharing a parent's GitLab connection, a child project's Git sync now recovers automatically after an auth failure, instead of staying broken until the next scheduled token refresh.
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"Our goal was a best-in-class developer experience, and ReadMe was the clear winner. Out-of-the-box features with real customer impact, collaborative editing across product teams, and bi-directional sync from the UI meant no other solution checked all the boxes the way ReadMe did."

Socure partnered with ReadMe to drive higher API engagement, lower support costs, and get developers to production faster.

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