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Do AI agents pick Docusaurus?

How often agents choose Docusaurus when a developer needs documentation platforms — measured across Claude, GPT, Gemini.

Docusaurus

#2 of 9 docs platforms
8%Pick Rate
95% CI 6%11%

When developers ask an AI agent for docs platforms, Docusaurus is picked 8% of the time — ranking #2 of 9 measured across Claude, GPT, Gemini.

Picked 8% Named, not picked 53% Never surfaced 39%

Beaten by Redocly (9%).

Awareness

0 docs in FineWeb (10BT sample) · 2.0K URLs in Common Crawl

In the raw web crawl, but thin in the filtered corpus models actually train on — an awareness gap at the source.

Agent readiness

Level 0 · Not Ready · 1/16 agent standards

Docusaurus is missing robots.txt, Link headers, DNS-AID records, Markdown for agents. Readiness is what a site publishes for agents, not whether agents pick it — across our corpus the two barely correlate. Scored by Cloudflare's Agent Readiness score.

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About Docusaurus

An open-source static site generator built specifically for creating and maintaining documentation websites.

Docusaurus is a tool from Meta that lets developers build documentation sites using React and Markdown. It handles versioning, search, navigation, and internationalization out of the box, making it practical for open-source projects and developer-facing product docs. Teams can write content in MDX and customize the site's theme and layout without building a site generator from scratch.

Where to start

Scaffold a new Docusaurus site using the official CLI, which sets up a working project with example docs and a configuration file to customize from there.

Install

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