All notable changes to DocsLit, organized by release.
0.1.7
**Drop-in MDX support** — Mintlify-style PascalCase tags (``, ``, ``, etc.) now work directly in your `.md` files. They're rewritten to the canonical `wc-*` form at build time, so existing Mintlify and Fern projects can move over without converting source files. Unmapped PascalCase tags fall back to a `` convention. See the [Mintlify migration guide](migration/from-mintlify) for the full alias list.
**On-this-page active tracking** — the right-hand TOC now shows a vertical guide line with a colored accent that follows the section you're reading. Updates as you scroll; clicking a heading highlights it instantly.
**Auto-hiding scrollbar** — the page scrollbar is now hidden by default and only fades in while you're scrolling or hovering near the right edge. No more visible scrollbar flash when navigating between pages.
**No more layout flash on page navigation** — clicking a sidebar link no longer briefly squeezes the page width. The scrollbar gutter is reserved at all times so SPA page swaps don't reflow.
**Validator** correctly identifies its built-in components, no longer warns about components mentioned inside inline backticks, and reports unmapped Mintlify-style tags that won't render.
SEO and AI agent discovery for static builds — generates `llms.txt`, `llms-full.txt`, `sitemap.xml`, and `robots.txt` automatically.
Pre-rendered HTML pages at `docs/{slug}.html` for search engine crawling.
0.1.6
Accordion group component (`wc-accordion-group`) for visually connected collapsible sections.
Expanded import detection with support for more component types during migration.
Icon support via built-in Lucide icons and Font Awesome CDN fallback.
Custom 404 page for static builds.
Sidebar keyboard navigation with arrow keys, Home, and End.
Search result navigation no longer stacks path segments on nested page IDs.
Nested page IDs (e.g., `commands/check`) now work correctly in build and dev server.
0.1.5
Accessibility improvements across all components — focus management, ARIA labels, and keyboard interactions.
Earlier releases
The first public release of DocsLit with:
Markdown rendering with web component preservation