Syncing your GitBook docs with a repo just got a major upgrade. Site-wide Git Sync connects your entire site to a repo with a single configuration. And the new gitbook-docs.yaml lets you define your site's structure in code, so navigation changes ship through a PR.

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The GitBook team got together for our semiannual offsite in Ibiza last week. As our remote-first team grows, the in-person time we get as a team is more important than ever. We had lots of great conversations, saw some amazing demos, and aligned on what’s next for the future of knowledge, GitBook, and documentation as a whole. Interested in joining for our next offsite? We’re hiring! Explore our open roles: gitbook.com/careers

A new quality layer for documentation: What's new in GitBook xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1mxPaZenL…

Why is AI so much better at writing code than docs? @ericholscher's answer: a code pattern and a cliché are the same move. Reusing what came before is good engineering and bad writing. He joined us on the latest State of Docs podcast: youtube.com/watch?v=Fj80Kl5d…

Setting it up or migrating your existing setup only takes a few seconds from your site's overview. Read more: buff.ly/ZCrEEji

Not all robots are the same. Some of your "bot traffic" is scanners you should block. Some of it is standing in for a person who needs exactly what you wrote. GitBook gives you the full picture for your site’s traffic, automatically. Read more: gitbook.com/blog/bot-traffic…

We're heading to Write the Docs Berlin next week! 🇩🇪 Come find the GitBook booth on the 7th and 8th. We want to hear what's working in your docs and what's quietly driving you up the wall. Register here: writethedocs.org/conf/berlin…

Moving your docs shouldn't be a one-person job. GitBook Agent can now import your existing docs — give it the URL of your current site and it pulls everything into a change request ready to review. gitbook.com/docs/changelog#i…