docs/
├── docs.json        # Mintlify config: navigation, theme, redirects
├── index.md         # Homepage
├── getting-started/ hardware-platforms/ models/ user-guide/ advanced/
├── examples/ blog/
├── developer/
│   └── ci/
└── assets/          # Images and stylesheets

Previewing locally

npm i -g mint
cd docs
mint dev

Then open http://localhost:3000.

Adding or editing a page

Add or edit a .md file (e.g. models/qwen/qwen4.md). Every page needs frontmatter with a title and a description — the description becomes the meta description and the social preview text, so write one sentence that reads well on its own and stays under 160 characters. Mintlify renders title as the page's h1, so do not repeat it as a # heading in the body.

Convention: every landing page (a tab's index.md — including the site homepage — a model family's index.md, user-guide/environments.md) titles itself after the tab or group it fronts (Welcome, User Guide, DeepSeek, …): the title feeds the h1, browser tab, and search results, which have no sidebar context. It then adds sidebarTitle: Overview so the sidebar shows a short, uniform label. The sidebarTitle is a constant — never rename it in step with the title.
New pages need an entry in the navigation tree in docs.json, otherwise they won't show up in the sidebar — and, because indexing follows the navigation, they stay out of the sitemap and out of search results entirely.

Never give a navigation group a root: (a pre-commit hook rejects it). A rooted group header doubles as a link, which makes some headers navigate and others merely toggle — indistinguishable until clicked. Instead, list the group's landing page as its first entry in pages (with sidebarTitle: Overview, per the convention above), so every header is label-only and every navigation target is an explicit row.
When linking between pages, use absolute paths: [Quick Start](/getting-started/quick-start). Drop the .md extension.
Do not edit anything under examples/. Those pages, and the Examples tab of docs.json, are generated from the README.md files under the repository's examples/ directory, which is the single source of truth. Edit the README and run python scripts/tools/sync_example_docs.py — pre-commit runs it for you and fails if the two ever diverge.
Images and other assets go in assets/ and are referenced the same way: /assets/images/arch.png. Group them into a subdirectory once a topic has more than one image, named after the page or area that uses them: assets/images/low-precision/ for low-precision charts, assets/images/brand/ for the logo and favicon. A one-off image stays at the top level.