Frequently Asked Questions

Docjays is a documentation management platform that helps teams organize, version control, and audit their documentation. It includes AI-powered features like automated quality checks, MCP integration with AI assistants, CLI tool for documentation management, and intelligent document assistance.

Yes, you need to create an account to use the web application. Sign up with your email address, verify it, and you can start creating projects immediately. The CLI tool can be used locally without an account, but requires an API key to sync with the web platform.

Docjays offers a free tier with basic features. For advanced features like unlimited projects, team collaboration, and priority support, check our pricing page for current plans.

Yes! You can create documents manually through the UI, or use the Docjays CLI tool to sync documentation from your local file system, Git repositories, or HTTP URLs.

Yes! The CLI includes an encrypted keystore for managing credentials. Use 'docjays auth init' to set up the keystore, then 'docjays auth add' to store tokens for private repositories. All credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.

Yes, the CLI can work with local documentation sources without an internet connection. However, syncing from Git repos or HTTP URLs requires connectivity, and MCP integration requires the AI assistant to be running.

The number of projects you can create depends on your plan. Free tier users can create up to 3 projects, while paid plans offer unlimited projects.

Docjays supports various document types including Architecture Docs, API Contracts, Feature Specs, User Guides, Technical Specs, ADRs (Architectural Decision Records), and more. You can also create custom document types.

Yes! Documents are organized using a file-path structure (e.g., /api/authentication.md, /guides/getting-started.md) which creates a natural folder hierarchy.

Individual documents can be up to 1MB in size on the free tier, and up to 5MB on paid plans. For larger documentation needs, consider splitting content across multiple documents.

Go to your project settings, navigate to the Members tab, and click 'Invite Member'. Enter their email address and choose their role (Owner, Editor, or Viewer). They'll receive an invitation email.

Docjays uses a proposal-based revision system. When you want to change a document, you create a proposal (revision), make your changes, and submit for approval. Editors and Owners can approve or reject proposals. Once approved, changes are merged into the main document.

Yes! Each document maintains a complete revision history showing who made changes, when they were made, and what was changed. You can view this in the document's history section.

Yes! MCP integration uses API keys for authentication, and all communication is encrypted over HTTPS. API keys can be revoked at any time from your project settings. You control which projects your AI assistant can access by configuring specific API keys.

Document audits use AI to analyze your documentation for quality issues like outdated content, inconsistencies, missing information, unclear language, and compliance violations. You can run audits manually or schedule them to run automatically.

No, your documentation is never used to train AI models. We use AI models to analyze and assist with your documentation, but your content remains private and is not shared with model providers for training purposes.

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