The repository ships two public web surfaces:Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://notewise.click/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
website/— the marketing site athttps://notewise.clickdocs/— the Mintlify documentation source served athttps://notewise.click/docs
Website structure
The website is a TanStack Start/Vite app built with Nitro for deployment to Vercel.| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
website/src/routes/__root.tsx | HTML shell, SEO metadata, JSON-LD, analytics scripts |
website/src/routes/index.tsx | Landing page route composition |
website/src/routes/install.tsx | Smart /install route for shell, PowerShell, and browser clients |
website/src/routes/sitemap[.]xml.tsx | Sitemap route |
website/src/components/SitemapPage.tsx | Browser-friendly sitemap UI and sitemap link inventory |
website/src/components/sitemapData.ts | Shared website/docs URL inventory for sitemap XML and UI |
website/src/components/ | Page sections and route-level components |
website/src/ui/ | Reusable primitives including both Terminal and FineIcon |
website/src/server/ | Server functions used by the site |
website/vite.config.ts | TanStack Start, Nitro, Vite, Tailwind, and path alias config |
website/src/components/. Keep reusable UI primitives outside that folder in website/src/ui/.
The /install surface is split deliberately: website/src/routes/install.tsx handles content negotiation and returns shell or PowerShell bootstrap scripts for CLI clients, while website/src/components/InstallPage.tsx renders the browser install page and copy buttons.
The /sitemap.xml surface follows the same split: website/src/routes/sitemap[.]xml.tsx handles XML versus browser HTML responses, while website/src/components/SitemapPage.tsx owns the browser-readable table UI.
Website workflow
Use Bun for all website work.website/bun.lock is the canonical lockfile.
bun run build before bun run preview; preview serves the built TanStack output and catches production-only routing issues before Vercel deployment.
Website quality rules
- Keep SEO metadata honest. Do not add synthetic ratings, fake reviews, or misleading license claims.
- Preserve landmarks, visible focus states, skip links, and descriptive button labels.
- Inherit the system theme on first load. Only a user theme toggle should persist
nw-themein local storage. - Avoid delayed reveal effects that make first paint feel broken or inconsistent.
- Never commit local website env files, Vercel credentials, analytics secrets, OAuth tokens, or provider keys.
Docs workflow
Mintlify docs live indocs/.
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
docs/docs.json | Mintlify navigation, redirects, SEO, theme, and site settings |
docs/start/ | Start section pages |
docs/use/ | User workflow pages |
docs/config/ | Configuration pages |
docs/operate/ | Operations and CLI pages |
docs/understand/ | Architecture and maintenance pages |
docs/umami.js | Custom JavaScript loaded by Mintlify on docs pages |
.mdx file under the matching docs/ section folder and update the navigation.groups list in docs/docs.json.
Do not run Prettier on docs MDX. Mintlify component children can contain fenced code blocks, and Prettier may rewrite them into parser-breaking forms. For docs-only validation, parse docs/docs.json and run node --check docs/umami.js.
Analytics
Both public web surfaces use Umami.- Website analytics are added in
website/src/routes/__root.tsx. - Docs analytics are added through
docs/umami.js, because Mintlify supports custom JavaScript files in the docs content directory.
docs/docs.json unless the analytics provider intentionally changes.