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Blume

Build fast, AI-ready production documentation sites with Markdown

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Last Updated 9/5/2026

About Blume

Blume is a fast, AI-ready, zero-configuration, Markdown-first documentation tool. Put Markdown in a folder to publish a production-ready documentation site without writing or maintaining application scaffolding. It includes components, search, SEO, and internationalization, and can read content from remote repositories, CMSs, or custom backends and merge it into one site. Import an OpenAPI or AsyncAPI specification to generate interactive API references with endpoints, schemas, and an online try-it area; pages can also provide raw Markdown, llms.txt, in-page Q&A, and MCP connectivity.

Best for

Documentation teams
Developers
API platform teams
Open-source maintainers

Best use cases

Publish a documentation site from a Markdown folder

Generate interactive OpenAPI or AsyncAPI API references

Aggregate content from remote repositories, CMSs, and custom backends

Provide llms.txt and MCP access for readers and machines

Features

Markdown first

Use a Markdown folder as the default content source and publish a production-ready documentation site directly.

Interactive API references

Import an OpenAPI or AsyncAPI specification to generate reference pages with endpoints, schemas, and an online try-it area.

Multiple content sources

Support remote repositories, CMSs, and custom backends, and merge multiple sources into one site.

AI and MCP support

Pages provide raw Markdown, llms.txt, in-page Q&A, and MCP connectivity.

Pros

  • Zero configuration with no application scaffolding to write
  • Built-in components, search, SEO, and internationalization
  • Interactive OpenAPI and AsyncAPI API references
  • Markdown serves both readers and machines

Pricing Plans

Free

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  • Open source
  • Free forever

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Blume's official website.

FAQ

It reads Markdown folders by default and also supports remote repositories, CMSs, or custom backends, with multiple sources mixable.
Yes. Import an OpenAPI or AsyncAPI specification to generate interactive reference pages with endpoints, schemas, and an online try-it area.

Tool Information

DeveloperBlume
Release Date9/5/2026
Pricingfree