Docs
Misspelled URL corrected on the Infrastructure fair usage page
The Infrastructure fair usage page was served at a path that spelled the last segment infrastrucutre. The page content was always correct, only the URL was wrong. It now sits at .../fair-usage/infrastructure/, and the misspelled path redirects there, so existing links and bookmarks keep working.
Dead links repaired in the AI observability release notes
Eleven Learn more links in the AI observability release notes pointed at pages that had since moved or been folded into others, so they returned a 404. They now resolve: the links that referenced the old user-guides/ai-observability section follow it to user-guides/ai, the LiteLLM link follows that page under AI Apps, and the Strands and LangChain links point at the OpenTelemetry providers table that now covers both.
RUM SDK docs rebuilt, framework-first and generated from source
The RUM SDK installation docs are now generated from the README in each SDK's own repository, so a change the SDK team ships reaches the docs on the same cycle instead of waiting to be copied across by hand. The section is also organized around the framework you use: pick your platform once on the overview page and the platform selector on every SDK page after it stays on that choice, and Android, iOS, Browser, Flutter, and React Native each follow the same shape, setup first, then Configuration for what you pass to init, then Features for what you call afterwards.
Type and lifecycle labels on every release note
Every release note entry now carries a type label (new, improved, changed, breaking change, deprecated, removed, fixed, or security) so you can tell at a glance whether an update adds capability or requires action on your side. Entries that are not yet generally available also show a lifecycle label (early access, beta, or limited availability), and breaking changes are flagged with an action-required badge. The labels appear both on the per-product pages and on the combined release notes timeline.
Link-tile cards for blog post resources
The AdditionalContent component gains a link-tile variant that renders a horizontal grid of linked resource cards, ideal for blog posts, case studies, and external references at the bottom of a doc. Each tile shows a title and optional description with a right-arrow link. Authors add them with the existing :::additional-content directive; the new variant is opt-in per block.
Daily WebP image conversion
A scheduled daily workflow converts any PNG or GIF under docs/ that bypasses the local pre-commit hook (web-UI uploads, --no-verify commits, or upstream-synced assets) to WebP and removes the originals. Committed images are always WebP, keeping page load times consistently fast without a manual step.
MCP tool catalog auto-generated from source
The MCP server tool catalog and its changelog are now generated automatically from the upstream API spec on each release. The catalog is always in sync with the shipped tools, no manual update required and no lag between a tool shipping and appearing in the docs.
Permissions list synced automatically from source
The permissions reference page is now kept up to date by a scheduled workflow that syncs it from the permissions-migration-tool. New permissions appear in the docs on the same cycle as they ship, with a PR flagging any removed or renamed permissions for review.
Vale prose quality check in CI
A Vale check now runs on every PR and annotates only the lines added in that diff, not the entire file. The check is advisory and non-blocking: it surfaces passive voice, overly long sentences, and Coralogix style mismatches as warning annotations in the Checks tab without cluttering the Files changed diff view.
Interactive walkthroughs with Walkthrough Studio
Docs pages can now embed interactive, click-through walkthroughs, a step-by-step overlay with a spotlight on the relevant area, a callout per step, and Back/Next navigation. Authors build them in Walkthrough Studio (sign in with your Coralogix email), export a self-contained .html file, commit it to static/assets/ui-previews/, and embed it with <UiPreview src="…" height={N} />. Walkthroughs support two background types: a screenshot or a terminal composition, no screenshot needed for CLI/agent flows.
AI-readable per-page markdown, llms.txt and per-page .md
Every docs page is now served as a clean Markdown file at <page-url>.md, in addition to the HTML version. The site-wide index is available at /llms.txt. Both are consumed by AI tools and the cx docs fetch command in cx-cli, giving LLMs access to the full documentation corpus in a format they can parse. Cross-links inside .md files are correct and resolvable.
Mobile search fixed
The Algolia DocSearch modal on mobile now opens below the fixed site header (so the header and search toggle stay visible), closes correctly when you tap the close button even with a non-empty query, and no longer requires the keyboard-shortcut hint that was hidden behind the header.
API reference synced to v5.0.3, 324 operations
The API reference is synced to v5.0.3 of the OpenAPI spec, covering 324 operations across all Coralogix services. New in this sync: the Data Usage Query Service (query and capabilities endpoints) and the Entities Service list-entity-type-attachment-types operation. The v5 sidebar and main-nav tree reflect the updated service categories.
Download any doc page as PDF
Every documentation page now has a Download as PDF button that triggers the browser's native print-to-PDF flow with a print stylesheet. Nothing is generated server-side or stored. The button can be hidden on a per-page basis by adding hide_pdf: true to the page's frontmatter.
Docs portal migrated to Docusaurus
The Coralogix documentation portal has migrated from MkDocs to Docusaurus 3.10. The migration preserves all content, URLs, and navigation 1:1. Existing links and bookmarks continue to work. New reader capabilities unlocked by the migration:
- Interactive components: Domain selector, version selector, accordion, expandable code tabs, interactive JSON schema viewer, and embedded
<UiPreview>walkthroughs are now available throughout the docs. - Release notes timeline: A unified timeline view aggregates updates across all product areas.
- Image lightbox: Click any image to open a full-size lightbox view.
- Per-page .md and llms.txt: Every page is served as clean Markdown at
<url>.md, and a site-widellms.txtindex makes the corpus AI-readable. - Faster builds and deploys: The new build pipeline runs on Sevalla with per-branch preview deploys and Cloudflare-edge redirects.