vocabulary: ReadMe Vocabulary description: Controlled vocabulary for the ReadMe developer hub platform, covering content surfaces (guides, reference, changelog), AI features, the MCP layer, branching/versioning, and the developer metrics surface. provider: ReadMe providerId: readme created: '2026-05-22' modified: '2026-05-22' terms: - term: Project definition: A ReadMe-hosted developer hub. The top-level container for content, settings, and integrations. - term: Hub definition: Marketing name for a published ReadMe project, including custom domain, theme, and navigation. - term: Branch definition: A versioned line of ReadMe content. Replaces the legacy "version" concept and underpins branching, review, and merge workflows. - term: API Definition definition: An OpenAPI, Swagger, or Postman document uploaded to a branch. Drives the API reference, Try-It console, and the project's MCP server. - term: API Reference definition: Auto-rendered, interactive documentation generated from an API Definition. - term: Try-It definition: The interactive console embedded in API reference pages that issues live requests against the provider's API. - term: Guide definition: A knowledge-base page in ReadMe's flavored Markdown / MDX, grouped under a Category. - term: Recipe definition: A step-by-step interactive walk-through pairing prose and live API calls. - term: Changelog definition: A timestamped post on a branch describing added, fixed, improved, deprecated, or removed functionality. - term: Custom Page definition: A standalone page (Markdown or raw HTML) outside the guides/reference tree. - term: Category definition: A sidebar grouping that organizes Guides or Reference pages. - term: Reusable Content definition: Blocks of content reused across pages (Pro+) or projects (Enterprise Group library). - term: MDX Component definition: A custom React component embeddable in ReadMe Markdown (Pro+). - term: Bi-Directional Sync definition: Two-way connection between a ReadMe project and a Git repository (GitHub or GitLab) so edits flow in either direction. - term: rdme definition: ReadMe's official command-line interface and GitHub Action for syncing OpenAPI definitions and content into a project. - term: Metrics SDK definition: Server-side library (Node.js, Python, Ruby, PHP, .NET) that captures API request/response logs and POSTs them as HAR entries to the Metrics API. - term: Developer Dashboard definition: ReadMe's UI for investigating per-key / per-email API usage backed by Metrics SDK logs. - term: My Requests definition: End-user view of their recent API requests, rendered directly inside the docs. - term: Personalized Docs Webhook definition: Customer-implemented webhook that returns the logged-in user's API keys and variables so ReadMe can pre-fill the docs. - term: Agent definition: ReadMe's AI documentation assistant that drafts and edits Guides, API Reference, and Custom Pages, supporting multi-page edits and multiple chat windows. - term: Inline AI definition: In-editor selection-based AI rewriting (shorten, expand, improve). - term: AI Linter definition: Style-guide enforcement powered by AI; flags pages that fail the project's custom rules. - term: Docs Audit definition: Project-wide scoring of pages against a customizable style guide. - term: GitHub AI Writer definition: GitHub integration that automatically proposes documentation updates when a pull request changes the codebase. - term: Ask AI definition: End-user-facing AI Q&A assistant powered by OpenAI, available as a $150/mo add-on. - term: MCP definition: Model Context Protocol — the standard ReadMe uses to expose docs and APIs to AI tools. - term: ReadMe MCP Server definition: ReadMe-hosted MCP server letting AI tools search, read, and update ReadMe documentation. - term: Project MCP Server definition: Per-customer MCP server auto-provisioned by ReadMe so end-user AI tools can read, search, and call that project's API. - term: LLMs.txt definition: Machine-readable index of all pages (Markdown) and endpoints (OpenAPI) published at /llms.txt to control how AI language models interpret a hub's documentation. - term: Broken Link Checker definition: Built-in tool that scans the project for broken internal and external links. - term: Enterprise Group definition: Enterprise tier construct that combines multiple child projects under one parent hub with shared navigation, design, and reusable content. - term: Personalized Docs definition: Mode in which the docs are pre-filled with the logged-in user's API key, variables, and request history. maintainers: - FN: Kin Lane email: kin@apievangelist.com